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Fox 10 News host slams those who criticize her for using alternative social platform: “F*ck them”
Kari Lake explained that she’s reaching more people, the more platforms she’s on.
Peter Thiel says “woke” Google employees prefer China to the US
Thiel spoke on Tucker Tonight and questioned the allegiances of Google to the United States.
Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google to face antitrust scrutiny starting tomorrow
Tech companies are increasingly facing antitrust criticism and the hearings are about to kick off this week.
Amazon Prime Day is a bonanza of privacy-invasion and surveillance hardware
Prime Day is a time of the year where these smart devices sell like hotcakes.
Almost all of the 2020 candidates are using bad email security practices
It seems political candidates have yet to learn from the mistakes of the past.
Andrew Yang is the only 2020 candidate accepting Bitcoin: “blockchain needs to be a big part of our future”
Other candidates have either not supported cryptocurrencies or have failed to mention them at all.
German privacy officers says it’s illegal for schools to be using Microsoft Office 365
Arguments over data storage are becoming increasingly important in Europe.
France “hate speech” bill passes with massive support from lawmakers
The bill has been called a threat to free speech and a bill that gives social media platforms an impossible task.
Transport For London will start collecting traveler data through WI-FI, by default without consent
TfL says if you don’t like it, turn your Wi-Fi off.
Journalist Laura Loomer files defamation lawsuit against Facebook after being called a “dangerous individual”
Loomer was banned from the platform in April and was called “dangerous” by Facebook.
UK threatens social media companies with hefty fines if they don’t block “bullying” content
The UK Culture secretary was bullied at school so now he’s on a mission.
California’s new bot law means companies have to disclose when you’re talking to a bot
As bots are on the rise, California wants to ensure that people know when they’re communicating with a bot instead of a real person.