Apple's child protection features spark concern within its own ranks: sources
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Debian 11 "Bullseye" released
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Netflix intensifies ‘VPN ban’ and targets residential IP-addresses too
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Mastodon is now a non-profit organization
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An open letter against Apple's privacy-invasive content scanning technology
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Apple releases new public Betas of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
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How tech loses out over at companies, countries and continents
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The promise of open-source intelligence
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Apple's plan to "think different" about encryption opens a backdoor to your private life
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The Moral Character of Cryptographic Work by Phillip Rogaway
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History of the Segway - Dean Kamen's literary agent revisits the story twenty years later to reflect on his contribution to the invention's hype and failure
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Apple introduces expanded protections for children, including on-device scanning of images to detect child abuse imagery
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Sophie Zhang risked everything to expose how Facebook enables global political manipulation. Now she’s telling her story.
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Diners beware: That meal may cost you your privacy and security
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Google co-founder Larry Page gets New Zealand residency
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Today is the World Wide Web's 30th birthday - On 6 Aug 1991, Tim Berners-Lee published the first page, and changed the world
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Twitter and anti-intellectualism
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Reddit has banned the misogynistic "Men Going Their Own Way" subreddits r/MGTOW and r/MGTOW2
AHS: 🦀. 🦀. 🦀. MGTOW and MGTOW2 are banned 🦀. 🦀. 🦀. SRD: r/MGTOW has been banned r/MGTOW was quarantined back in January 2020 after being cited in an FBI prosecution brief during the sentencing of...
AHS: 🦀. 🦀. 🦀. MGTOW and MGTOW2 are banned 🦀. 🦀. 🦀.
SRD: r/MGTOW has been bannedr/MGTOW was quarantined back in January 2020 after being cited in an FBI prosecution brief during the sentencing of a U.S. Coast Guard officer planning a domestic terrorist attack.
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Zoom to pay $85M for lying about encryption and sending data to Facebook and Google
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Why right to repair matters – according to a farmer, a medical worker, a computer store owner
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Peachesnstink: An interesting tildes/reddit-esque website
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Former eBay security manager sentenced to eighteen months in prison for his role in cyber-stalking campaign against eBay critics
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Amazon’s mission: Getting a ‘key’ to your apartment building
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The insecurity industry
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Element raises $30 million to boost Matrix development
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Facebook cracks down on discussing ‘hoes’ in gardening group
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How many robots does it take to run a grocery store?
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Apple, Google and aligned incentives
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Venmo gets more private—but it’s still not fully safe
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The 2021 State of DevOps Report
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18-year-old member of online harassment group sentenced to five years in prison after "swatting" the owner of a desirable Twitter handle, resulting in a fatal heart attack
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The MAGA-targeted “Freedom Phone” has a breathtaking amount of red flags
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The FTC votes unanimously to enforce right to repair
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Why a YouTube chat about chess got flagged for hate speech
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Cows using virtual reality and the future of work
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A case against security nihilism
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Norway says cyber attack on parliament carried out from China – attack had utilised a security hole in Microsoft's Exchange software
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Amazon asked Apple to remove an app that spots fake reviews, and Apple agreed
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Sophisticated exploits used to breach fully-patched iPhones of journalists, activists, as detailed by Amnesty International's Security Lab
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Cognitive science and user experience — A new dimension of abstract
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California’s ambitious fiber-Internet plan approved unanimously by legislature
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The privacy war raging within the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), where normally-secretive tech companies are wrangling over the future of your data — and their own power — in plain sight
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Big Tech is trying to disarm the US Federal Trade Commission by going after its biggest weapon: Lina Khan
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US Consumer Product Safety Commission sues Amazon, citing over 400,000 hazardous products sold through its "Fulfilled by Amazon" program
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Authenticated brand logos in Gmail will roll out over the coming weeks
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Twitter is shutting down Fleets, its expiring tweets feature. In its place at the top of the timeline will be Spaces, Twitter's live audio chat rooms.
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How to install Windows 3.1 on an iPad
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The day I almost decided to hold the press to account
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Understanding Total Application Security, a primer
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Why have web pages dropped the www?
I don't know where to put this question, if here or in ~tech, but I chose here due to I want a response for someone who doesn't know all about internet. So my question is: why there is a trend of...
I don't know where to put this question, if here or in ~tech, but I chose here due to I want a response for someone who doesn't know all about internet.
So my question is: why there is a trend of removing the www of every web address? why it was standard in the first place and not now?
There are a handful of popular web pages that don't use a triple w in their link and they have replaced it or removed it. Tildes, for example, doesn't need triple w. Why?
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