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Facebook lawyer: we can’t abuse your privacy since Facebook gives you zero privacy to begin with
Facebook reveals what everyone else was already thinking.
Facebook censors former Marvel cartoonist Mike Harris over political cartoon
Facebook’s censorship of cartoons has been criticized by many.
Amazon’s Alexa could in your next apartment whether you like it or not
Amazon are pushing to be in many different aspects of your life.
It’s been 20 years today since Napster started
The site revolutionized the music industry, paving the way for many of today’s services.
The UK admits it won’t be able to enforce the porn block, will introduce it anyway
Critics have called it one of the dumbest proposals ever.
Irish Supreme Court rules Facebook has to face data protection case
The judges ruled that Facebook would have to face and answer to accusations.
Senator Hawley “shocked” at the response he received from Facebook, discovers Facebook’s “encryption” is almost meaningless
The senator appears to have made his mission to protect user privacy online.
IBM is selling facial recognition tech to Middle Eastern dictatorships, report claims
It wouldn’t be the first time a US company has sold controversial invasive tech to other nations.
Hillary Clinton will be a keynote speaker at a cybersecurity expert event
It will be interesting to hear what cybersecurity topics Clinton will speak about.
The Trump administration will now force visa applicants disclose their social media usage
The move is aimed at curbing terrorism.
Millions of “private” Theta photos were available online, easily accessible
The photos were available online without any password protection.
The settling of the Tom Brady photo copyright case means a major copyright issue remains unresolved
It was previously ruled that embedding an image from another source was not copyright infringement.