5g privacy concerns are real, says Bell Labs researcher
5g is coming and one of most alarming issues is how 5g makes it easy to access the location of a user.
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Month: February 2019
Leaked Facebook documents suggest the company throttles live videos on conservative pages
Project Veritas has leaked 60 pages of internal Facebook documents alongside a video interview with a former Facebook employee which collectively make a range of explosive claims against the company. Here are the five main takeaways from these documents and the video.
The FTC has started tackling fake paid reviews on Amazon.com
Fake paid reviews on Amazon are big business.
TweetStamp is a new tool to archive tweets on the blockchain
TweetStamp saves tweets so even if the creator deletes them, there’s still a public record.
ToffeeShare is the newest and simplest way to send a file with end-to-end encryption
ToffeeShare is the newest end easiest way to send files to friends without storing your data on someone else’s server.
PayPal CEO admits to partnering with SPLC – revealing why PayPal is biased against conservatives
Many consider the Souther Poverty Law Center to be a hate group.
New FTC task force is starting to investigate tech monopolies
Many feel that tech companies are getting too big and need to be broken up to maintain a fair market.
Rotten Tomatoes removes pre-release comments and “want to see” score after fake news about Captain Marvel being review bombed
These changes have led to all criticisms of Captain Marvel being scrubbed from the site while positive comments about the movie are still promoted.
The dangerous Australian anti-encryption law is leaving people open to cyber attacks
When such backdoors are placed in what was supposed to be end-to-end encrypted system, the user data is no longer completely encrypted and is more likely to be targeted cyber attacks.
