Carl Sinclair
Carl Sinclair is a technology reporter covering anti-competetive practices and privacy issues for Reclaim The Net. [email protected]
Zoom soars, despite privacy concerns and direct ties to China
Zoom is increasingly popular as more people work from home.
Coronavirus Map is an online map that helps users track the outbreak globally
The map is a useful way to stay up-to-date.
eBay bans sellers from listing face masks and sanitizer gel
eBay says it’s to prevent price gouging.
Virgin Media ISP leak reveals some customers who requested porn to be unblocked
Privacy campaigners that said a porn ID system would lead to leaks have perhaps been vindicated.
New tool Mailbrew brings RSS and more to users’ email inboxes
Mailbrew is the latest company to help users beat social media algorithms in new ways.
Fraidycat, a tool that pulls websites and social networks into one algorithm-free feed, gets an update
Fraidycat goes beyond RSS.
Apple bans Shadow cloud gaming system from the App Store
Apple throws its weight against the game streaming market again.
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says TikTok is “terrifying”
While taking a break to defend his own platform during a week of controversial changes, Huffman criticized the rise of TikTok.
Chinese medical workers use academic studies to bypass coronavirus censorship and call for help
The reports are distressing.
Bruce Schneier joins Inrupt to work on a vision for the future of the internet
Pods could be the future.
Chinese government identifies dissenting citizens through phone numbers linked to Twitter
China is cracking down on those who criticize their response to coronavirus.
Steemit announces transition to Tron blockchain
The news comes weeks after DLive announced the same.