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Shipt workers to walk off the job Tuesday
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Federal wants phone location data “to track coronavirus”
Man who stockpiled hand sanitizer donates it all ahead of investigation
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Bill Gates stepping down from Microsoft board
Trump signs bill banning federal subsidies of purchases from vendors deemed a threat, like Huawei, and helping small telecoms replace gear with a $1B FCC fund
San Francisco bans public events holding more than 1,000 people
Australia sues Facebook over Cambridge Analytica data breach
Uber, Lyft to provide funds for drivers affected by coronavirus
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Senate passes bill that bans the government from purchasing Huawei and ZTE equipment, funds small telecoms to replace equipment; bill heads to Trump for signing
CDC declined to test new coronavirus patient for days, California hospital says
NSA phone surveillance program cost $100 million and yielded one major investigation: report
Facebook exec in 2016 warned taking down misinformation would ‘disproportionately affect conservatives’: report
Trump administration backs Oracle in Supreme Court battle against Google
Twitter launches new tool to combat misinformation on the US Census; a prompt will point users searching for Census-related keywords to the official Census site
Senate GOP blocks three election security bills
Judge approves merger between T-Mobile, Sprint
Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to combat cyber attacks on state and local governments
The Department of Homeland Security needs to “urgently” publish two key election security plans in order to ensure the security of the 2020 presidential elections, a report published by the Government Accountability Office on Thursday found
FBI director says foreign disinformation campaigns ‘never stopped’ after 2016 elections
Tech companies feel growing impact of coronavirus outbreak
Global digital tax talks to move forward
Pentagon finds flaws in new F-35 amid increasing orders: report
Dem senator asks intelligence agencies to open probe into Bezos phone hack
U.S. Gov Privacy Watchdog Under Pressure to Recommend Facial Recognition Ban
Clinton says Zuckerberg has ‘authoritarian’ views on misinformation
Amazon asks court to halt Microsoft's work on Pentagon 'war cloud'
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