Arnold Zafra
Arnold Zafra is tech blogger that's enthusiastic about cryptocurrency, social networking, security, and privacy, as well as search engine technology. His work has been featured on Android Authority and Droid Life before joining Reclaim The Net. [email protected]
Sim swappers stole $2.4 million worth in crypto
Sim swapping is on the rise since people are linking their online accounts to their phone numbers.
Doing your own cover of Elton John songs on Twitter will get you banned
Twitter is taking a strict approach to song covers.
Huawei to the UK: We’ll sign a “non-spy agreement” and promise not to spy
Huawei promise that they won’t use their overarching infrastructure control to spy.
How to opt your business out of Google Duplex assistant calls
If you have a business and you don’t want Google Assistant calls, check this out.
Facebook’s censorship elves are getting a pay increase
Facebook’s censorship team must be exhausted.
An advocacy group has been accused of “terrorism” for putting legal public materials online
A federal appeals court has ruled against the state.
At this point, regulation of Facebook seems inevitable
Fines and regulations appear to be on the horizon for Facebook.
Facebook cofounder calls for the break up of Facebook
He proposes Instagram and WhatsApp should be separated from Facebook.
Nintendo is sharing user data with Facebook
Nintendo have been caught sharing data with Facebook and then using that data to run advertising to its users base off their personal data.
Facebook is running ads for the sale of hacked PayPal accounts
Facebook seem to be running ads for criminal enterprises.
Chrome’s new cookie blocking feature may actually help Google by harming advertising competitors
It may seem odd that Google would create a feature that would harm itself, until you look a little closer.
Facebook suggests millions of its users are actually bots
It would be interesting to know how many Facebook users area actually real.