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Facebook bans breast cancer fundraising campaign, says it does not meet partial-nudity policy
A hacker is wiping Git repositories and asking for a ransom
Scientists successfully 3D print an organ that mimics lungs.
YouTube: 2B Monthly Users, 250M Hours Streamed on TV Screens Daily
Bloomberg Appears To Flub Another China Story, Insists Telnet Is A Nefarious Huawei Backdoor
Groovy new solar technology aims to be the future of renewable energy
A Mysterious Hacker Group Is On a Supply Chain Hijacking Spree
YouTube confirms plans to make Originals available for free
Instruction Manual Used for Apollo 11 Moon Landing Is Up for Auction
States Raise Stakes in GDPR-Inspired Privacy Laws
14% of “Normal” Americans Think Facebook is the Next Social Network to Shut Down
New "Small Claims" Bill Welcomed by Rightsholders, Feared by Copyright Troll Fighters
A man who accidentally swallowed his AirPod found that it still worked after passing through his digestive system: ‘The battery was still at 41%’
We’re on a stamp! Raspberry Pi in Royal Mail series celebrating British Engineering
Uber class action: taxi and hire-car drivers join lawsuit against company – Uber defends service, saying governments across Australia have recognised the concept of ridesharing
In some countries, many use the internet without realizing it
FCC Presses AT&T Over Disturbing Location Privacy Policies
A weather tech startup wants to do forecasts based on cell phone signals – ClimaCell claims its service, which taps into millions of wireless devices, is 60% more accurate than traditional forecasting methods.
Researchers find Twitter is good for amplifying lies
California weighs banning smart speakers from saving and storing your voice recordings by default
Huawei is selling more smartphones than Apple now.
Life-saving kidney delivered by drone
Do you think AI or Aerospace will be the bigger game changer?
China uses biometrics and digital scanning ‘data doors’ to track Muslim minority
50,000 Companies Exposed to Hacks of ‘Business Critical’ SAP Systems: Researchers
An Apple lobbyist just sneakily pushed California to postpone its right-to-repair bill
Law enforcement seizes dark web market after moderator leaks backend credentials
Right to Repair Bill Killed After Big Tech Lobbying In Ontario – The bill would have been the first in North America to empower average people to repair their own devices.
Seven weeks later, videos of New Zealand attack still circulating on Facebook and Instagram
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