Court rules grocery store’s inaccessible website isn’t an ADA violation

  Hacker News   ·   2 hours ago

Q Link Wireless, a Florida-based MVNO for low-income consumers, exposed the personal data of its 2M customers to anyone who knew a number from the carrier

  Techmeme   ·   21 hours ago

How to achieve smart home nirvana (or, home automation without subscription) | Ars Technica

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AT&T lobbies against nationwide fiber, says 10Mbps uploads are good enough

  Reddit   ·   1 week ago

Nuclear should be considered part of clean energy standard, White House says

  Reddit   ·   1 week ago

Amazon tweets trolling Congress were so bad that IT thought account was hacked

  Reddit   ·   1 week ago

Pfizer: COVID vaccine shows “100% efficacy” in adolescents 12-15

  Reddit   ·   1 week ago

Buffer overruns, license violations, and bad code: FreeBSD 13’s close call | Ars Technica

  Pinboard   ·   2 weeks ago

Android sends 20x more data to Google than iOS sends to Apple, study says

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

Intel's new 11th-gen Rocket Lake-S gaming CPUs are yet another 14nm offering and don't seem to match Intel's claim of 19% performance increase over 10th-gen

  Techmeme   ·   2 weeks ago

Smartphones are finally matching 2012’s Nokia 808 in camera sensor size

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

Hackers backdoor PHP source code after breaching internal git server

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

AT&T lobbies against nationwide fiber, says 10Mbps uploads are good enough

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

The massive cargo ship that blocked the Suez Canal is now moving again

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

Activision releases online-only PC game without online content, cracked in one day

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

New Android malware with full range of spying capabilities has been found

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

Fairphone suggests Qualcomm is the biggest barrier to long-term Android support

  Hacker News   ·   2 weeks ago

Calc.exe is now open source; there’s surprising depth in its ancient code (2019)

  Hacker News   ·   2 weeks ago

Facebook has been autogenerating pages for white supremacists

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

Event Horizon Telescope captures new view of black hole in polarized light

  Reddit   ·   2 weeks ago

FCC wants to hear from Americans who’ve been ignored by broadband industry

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Firefox 87 launches with Smart Block feature, which improves the rendering of pages when blocking third-party tracking scripts by using local "stand-in" scripts

  Techmeme   ·   3 weeks ago

Judge grants class-action status to MacBook butterfly-keyboard suit

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

European leaders say an immediate response needed to the rise of SpaceX – The Falcon 9 has come to dominate commercial satellite launches.

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

New York lawmaker wants to ban police use of armed robots

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Apple bent its rules for Russia—and other countries will take note. Russian iPhone buyers soon to see prompts to install software developed in Russia.

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

AT&T lies about Calif. net neutrality law, claiming it bans “free data” – AT&T is angry that it must stop charging HBO Max rivals for data-cap exemptions.

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Hackers used 11 zero day exploits to infect Windows, iOS, and Android users

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

“Expert” hackers used 11 zerodays to infect Windows, iOS, and Android users

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Attackers are trying awfully hard to backdoor iOS developers’ Macs

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Qualcomm now owns Nuvia, aims new CPU design resources directly at Apple

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

ISPs’ lawsuit against California net neutrality law is likely doomed – Judge thoroughly rejected ISPs’ arguments against Calif. law, transcript shows.

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

I was a teenage Twitter hacker. Graham Ivan Clark gets 3-year sentence

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Cricut backs off plan to add subscription fee to millions of devices: Cricut’s not the first to pull this—and won’t be the last, unless regulators catch up

  Reddit   ·   3 weeks ago

Mimecast says SolarWinds hackers breached its network and spied on customers

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

Huawei plans to start charging patent fees to Samsung, Apple for each phone sold — Huawei expects to fetch between $1.2 and 1.3 billion in patent fees

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

TikTok wants to keep tracking iPhone users with state-backed workaround

  Hacker News   ·   4 weeks ago

Judge rules $5 billion Google Chrome Incognito mode lawsuit can go forward

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

If you’re getting bombarded with FaceTime group calls, you’re not alone

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

7,000 Exchange servers first compromised by Chinese hackers hit with ransomware

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

AT&T promises fiber-to-the-home expansion in 90 metro areas this year

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

Canoo’s electric pickup might be the coolest electric truck yet

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

Democratic-led Congress gets serious about universal broadband funding – Congress OKs $7 billion for broadband and has another $94 billion teed up.

  Reddit   ·   4 weeks ago

From buggies to buses, the first Black-owned US automaker did what few dared

  Hacker News   ·   4 weeks ago

There’s a vexing mystery surrounding the 0-day attacks on Exchange servers

  Reddit   ·   1 month ago

Hackers access security cameras inside Cloudflare, jails, and hospitals

  Reddit   ·   1 month ago

Chinese hackers targeted SolarWinds customers in parallel with Russian op

  Reddit   ·   1 month ago

Russia turns away from NASA, says it will work with China on a Moon base

  Reddit   ·   1 month ago

T-Mobile will tell advertisers how you use the web starting next month

  Reddit   ·   1 month ago

Microsoft patches critical 0-day that North Korea used to target researchers

  Reddit   ·   1 month ago