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Study finds security holes in online voting for New Jersey and West Virginia (updated)
OmniBallot appears to handle personal data very loosely.
West Virginia will allow people with disabilities to vote by smartphone
It'll be the first state to offer this for 2020, but security issues loom.
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Lyft expands free voter rides to all US primaries
You might not have trouble getting to the voting booth in 2020.
Seattle-area election will let residents vote by smartphone
It's the first such vote in the US, and could be a test for future elections.
House passes controversial copyright bill that could be abused by trolls
It would create a small-claims court for copyright cases.
The FCC voted to approve the T-Mobile-Sprint merger
Two commissioners who voted against the deal shared statements on their reasoning.
Software firm may have exposed North Carolina to election hackers in 2016
There's no known evidence of a breach, but it was a dangerous move.
EU law could fine sites for not removing terrorist content within an hour
Critics say it’s a watered-down version of the EU’s original proposal.
Amazon shareholders will vote to ban facial recognition tech
Amazon's board opposes it and wants government regulation instead.
Nearly half of the votes in Estonia's election were cast online
It's progress, although it might not be ideal for other countries yet.
USA Today thinks chat bots can keep voters informed during midterms
Find out what's happening and where to vote.
Reviewing election cybersecurity in this week's primary states
Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington -- we're looking at you.
Pusha T’s ‘heir’ app lets users vote on hip-hop tracks
And voters can earn a digital currency called Crown.
Senate officially introduces resolution to restore net neutrality
It's a long shot, but it's what we've got.
You get to pick the next free games on Twitch Prime
Choose from eight indies; the most popular will share a $175,000 prize pool.
House votes to extend NSA’s warrantless surveillance capabilities
If it passes the Senate, FISA Section 702 be in effect for six more years.
