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Congress kickstarts its investigation into major tech companies over antitrust law violations
The first hearing will be related to the news media.
Opera introduces a new browser that lets you choose how much RAM and CPU it uses
As the browser market is dominated by Google Chrome, browser makers are trying new ways to win over audiences.
1Password announces U2F support for increased security
1Password’s new features will make accounts more secure and will help to prevent phishing.
Telegram refuses to provide governments details on its users – even on terrorists
Many have commended Telegram to its commitments to privacy – but some have suggested it should make exceptions for terrorist incidents.
Indian government draws up a bill to ban cryptocurrencies
It’s not the first time India has proposed the idea, but it’s closer than ever to becoming a reality.
New email scam to website owners threatens to target their reputation
The latest email scam revolves around threatening website owners with reputation damage, unless they pay up.
Harvard lawyers overwhelmingly believe online piracy is ethical, new study shows
It appears even lawyers think breaking the law is ethical in some cases.
In the face of antitrust investigations, big tech has almost doubled its spend on lobbying
At this point, antitrust motions seem imminent and big tech giants are doing what they can to hold it off.
CNET is openly targeting YouTubers in an attempt to demonetize them
This followers a recent trend of journalists trying to take down YouTubers.
A Polish historian is suing Facebook over censorship, citing how censorship means people can’t learn what’s happening in the world
Poland has been taking a tougher stance against Facebook’s censorship than other countries.
ProtonMail version 3.16 offers a range of new features
ProtonMail gets an upgrade.
Amazon is on the brink of heightened antitrust scrutiny
The FTC is collecting data on Amazon.