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Google’s censored China search engine, project Dragonfly, explained
Netflix will now interrupt series binges with video ads for its other series
US regulators target Facebook on discriminatory housing ads
Facebook flat-out ‘lies’ about how many people can see its ads – lawsuit
Report: Facebook Is Fighting a Demand to ‘Wiretap’ Messenger in an MS-13 Case
OpenAI Is Beating Humans at ‘Dota 2’ Because It’s Basically Cheating – AI defeating human players at ‘Dota 2’ is impressive, but it was only possible thanks to significant guardrails and an inhuman advantage.
Rolls-Royce launches new battery system to electrify ships
A Dutch first: Ingenious BMW theft attempt – which might signal a new wave of auto theft techniques
Brett Kavanaugh Chose Corporations Over the Public in a Major Net Neutrality Fight
Over 1000 Google Employees protest developing censorship tools for search
Valve could be working on compatibility tools to make gaming on Linux easier than ever
Big steel goes big solar
FDA approves first generic version of EpiPen
TheISOZone: Yet Another Retro Gaming Site Shuts Down
Google complicity in Chinese censorship could endanger press freedom elsewhere
Google clarifies how it tracks users even with Location History off
‘Oversight’ Hearing Fails Utterly To Hold FCC Accountable For Lying To Congress About Fake DDOS Attack
After employee revolt, Google says it is “not close” to launching search in China
‘Complete Joke’: Democrats Ripped for Totally Failing to Grill FCC Chair Ajit Pai Over Net Neutrality Cyberattack Lies
SpaceX’s futuristic Crew Dragon astronaut walkway is ready for US human spaceflight revival
Streaming TV services now reach 5% of U.S. Wi-Fi households, up 58% since last year
After Google Gets Caught Tracking Users’ Locations Without Permission, It Makes Changes—to a Help Page
Voting Machine Vendors, Election Officials Continue To Look Ridiculous, As Kids Hack Voting Machines In Minutes
Sen. Tester: FCC’s Broadband Maps ‘Stink’ – Says commission needs to find out where service is and isn’t
Scientists warn fracking could cause water shortages after usage shoots up by 800% in parts of US
Analysts say we are headed for a flash memory price crash – 64-layer 3d NAND could plummet to as low as $0.08/GB in 2019
We underestimate the threat of facial recognition technology at our peril: Data could be used to draw conclusions about who you are, what you believe, what you have done – and what you might do in the future
Analyst: Renewable energy will be ‘effectively free’ by 2030 – Analysts at Swiss investment bank UBS believe that by 2030, we could all be living without much of a carbon footprint — at least at home.
Just say no: Wi-Fi-enabled appliance botnet could bring power grid to its knees – Princeton researchers find army of high-wattage IoT devices could cripple electric grid.
Facebook’s failure in Myanmar is the work of a blundering toddler
South Australia will be at 100% renewables by 2025 – market operator
Cyber attack on Britain’s oil and gas sites could cause ‘unprecedented damage’
A 16-Year-Old Hacked Apple Servers And Stored Data In Folder Named ‘hacky hack hack’
Ajit Pai Opposes Effort To Update The Definition Of Broadband
Google risks mega-fine in EU over location ‘stalking’ – Privacy campaigners say Google’s obsessive collection of location markers violates Europe’s privacy laws – potentially exposing the Californian giant to punitive fines.
A Bot Panic Hits Amazon Mechanical Turk
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