Fabrizio Bulleri
Fabrizio Bulleri is a tech reporter with several years of experience covering the Asian tech market. He likes traveling and keeping up with everything digital-related. [email protected]
Facebook Live murders are an increasing phenomenon, the latest allegedly happened last weekend in Utah
Jeffrey Antonio Langford Jr., a 24-year-old man, is being accused of first-degree murder.
Australia wants citizens to unlock online porn with their face
Australia wants to implement a privacy-invasive idea that doesn’t work and that other countries realized was so bad they scrapped their plans.
GitLab backtracks on controversial user tracking
GitLab are reacting to the backlash that their recent changes made.
Australian police fudge answers when asked if they use spyware on citizens, raising alarms
This seems to confirm the information that ABC received from a group of security experts, who indicated that the NSW police have a license of the Finfisher spying program.
London police partner with Facebook to train AI on how to block terrorist livestreams
The idea is to improve the platform’s capabilities to detect and instantly flag streamed shootings.
China has developed advanced surveillance tools to track Uighurs
Censorship and repression by China continue to be a very important issue that isn’t going away anytime soon. In this latest case, security and intelligence officials from the United States revealed that since 2016 the Xi Jinping regime has created new cyber tools to spy on the citizens of the A
Mailchimp deplatforms press outlet, calls it “too risky”
It’s not only Mailchimp that is harming freedom of the press and freedom of speech when it comes to controversial topics.
Major data leak on Best Western Hotels booking system exposes data related to Department of Homeland Security
The most affected of this vulnerability has been the United States Government.
Instagram to test suggesting accounts you may want to unfollow
As some people put it: “Sure… making us easier to manage”.
Twitch’s golden goose Amouranth breaks rules by distracted driving, users await Twitch’s response
This puts Twitch’s credibility at stake, as it would seem as she is receiving preferential treatment.
Zappos thinks a 10% discount coupon is good compensation for leaking your personal data
If accepted, this solution would represent a setback in consumer protection laws, as it shows how easy it is for companies to get rid of such serious issues as data leaks.
New privacy bill threatens jail time for tech executives that abuse user data
The act would force tech companies to include a “one-click solution” for users to opt-out of their tracking and targeted ads programs.