Carl Sinclair
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Apple accused of using copyright law to harm security industry
Security researchers are surprised by Apple’s move.
Slack abruptly ends support for desktop site on mobile web, encourages users to download the app
Some users aren’t happy.
Reporters Without Borders calls for immediate release of Julian Assange on humanitarian grounds
Assange’s health is said to be deteriorating.
The Macbook Touch Bar can skip “unskippable” YouTube ads, Reddit discovers
The Touch Bar finally gets a useful feature.
Google abruptly removes Ethereum Dapp browser MetaMask from Google Play Store
Google is on a crypto purge this week.
The myth that Russian bots provided the criticism against The Last Jedi is back
A New York Times article reignited the myth.
Digital version of Grinch movie purchased from Apple has disappeared from man’s library
It turns out the movies you purchase can disappear at any time.
Photographers warned about companies trying to get them to agree to overreaching license terms
Photographers on social media seem to be the targets.
Minnesota court says revenge porn is free speech, now it may go to the Supreme Court for final say
Courts can’t agree so it’s likely the Supreme Court will have to weigh in.
David Dobrik launches David’s Disposable app, lets users create retro-style photos
The app is available now in the US.
Tech YouTuber Luke Miani highlights YouTube’s “busted” copyright system
The YouTuber is the latest comment on the frustrating system.
Readers reporting typos in Kindle books can be a headache for authors, and a feature that’s easily abused
Authors have to attentively “fix” issues when often there aren’t any actual problems with a book.