17h Business Hitting the Books: What it'd be like to live in a city owned by Twitter Hint: it's a nightmare dystopia. By A. Tarantola, 17h ago save Save share
12.20.19 12.20.19 in Gadgetry Federal study shows face recognition accuracy varies by gender and race It's not definitive proof of bias, but there are reasons for concern. By J. Fingas, 12.20.19 save Save share View
12.19.19 12.19.19 in Mobile US wireless emergency alerts are now more locally targeted They're also longer and more sophisticated. By J. Fingas, 12.19.19 save Save share View
12.14.19 12.14.19 in Security New Orleans declares state of emergency following cyberattack It took city systems offline as a precaution. By J. Fingas, 12.14.19 save Save share View
12.01.19 12.01.19 in Politics China now requires face scans to sign up for phone service It's meant to enforce rules, but it's also another blow to privacy. By J. Fingas, 12.01.19 save Save share View
11.12.19 11.12.19 in Politics Federal judge rules suspicionless device searches at the border are illegal Border agents will need cause or warrants to look at phones and laptops. By J. Fingas, 11.12.19 save Save share View
11.12.19 11.12.19 in Security Iowa asked researchers to break into a courthouse, then it arrested them Security experts fear this could have industry-wide ramifications. By C. Fisher, 11.12.19 save Save share View
11.05.19 11.05.19 in Politics FCC crackdown on cellphone subsidies leaves millions without service It's supposed to curb fraud, but it may have punished the poor. By J. Fingas, 11.05.19 save Save share View
11.02.19 11.02.19 in Internet China tells online stores to stop selling e-cigarettes It's a ban in everything but name. By J. Fingas, 11.02.19 save Save share View
10.28.19 10.28.19 in Politics FCC proposal would ban some US telecoms from using Huawei, ZTE gear It might even help remove equipment from Chinese companies. By J. Fingas, 10.28.19 save Save share View