Should Social Media Companies Be Liable for Health Misinformation?
A new bill from the Senate could revoke Section 230 protections for companies whose algorithms promote health misinformation.
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Privacy Changes Mean Troubled Days Ahead for Email Marketers
The tech industry is pushing back on data tracking, and it could have a drastic effect on your email marketing efforts.
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Salesforce Acquires Slack with Biggest Deal in Company History
The deal is worth $27.7 billion, making it the largest acquisition in Salesforce's long history of snatching up companies.
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What to Expect from Samsung’s Unpacked Event
The event will take place on Wednesday, August 11th and is expected to launch new smartwatches and foldable smartphones.
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How to Find Out If You Were Targeted by NSO’s Pegasus Spyware
The Pegasus spyware was developed by NSO Group, an tech firm that deals with federal organizations and intelligence agencies.
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Zoom Acquires Five9, Banking Big on Hybrid Work
Everyone's favorite video conferencing platform has acquired Five9, ramping up its enterprise business offerings.
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Microsoft Introduces Windows 365 Cloud Service
Microsoft is making Windows virtual, with businesses able to pay to access a computer in the cloud.
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Google Restricts Google Meet Call Duration For Free Accounts
After a generous free period for Google Meet calls over an hour, the company is starting to charge users for them again.
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Massive Russian Ransomware Operation Goes Offline
Prolific hacking group REvil appears to be offline, after months of active ransomware attacks on US companies.
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Microsoft Teams Brings Back Clippy and Adds Walkie Talkie, Over
Microsoft Teams receives a couple of new additions, with a walkie talkie function, and some classic Microsoft backgrounds
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Google Criticized for Remote Working Policy
With Google employees returning to the office this September, some are questioning the fairness of its hybrid working plan.
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Why Apple’s Interested in the NFL’s Sunday Ticket Games
Apple needs subscribers and live sports events come with a huge built-in audience.
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Biden Aims to Get the FCC to Bring Back Net Neutrality
No throttling, more transparency, and fewer early termination fees? That's all good news.
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Twitter Caves to India’s Regulation, Keeps Legal Immunity
Twitter will be creating user grievance reports and setting up an India office.
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Google Play Store Removes Apps That Stole Facebook Passwords
The most popular scam apps were downloaded over 500,000 times each.
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Kaspersky Password Manager Has Been Generating Bad Passwords
The random number generator in the Kaspersky Password Manager wasn't nearly random enough. Here's why.
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Everything to Know About the World’s Largest Ransomware Attack
So far, the attacker have hit thousands of businesses in 17 countries, and they're asking for $70 million in Bitcoin.
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BePerk Looks to Create a Social Media Platform Away from Toxicity
BePerk is a new social media network that looks to create a healthy and safe platform away from the typical toxicity
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Facebook Wants to Know If Your Friends Are Extremists
Facebook is toying with a new service that includes letting users report their friends for perceived extremist activity
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Instagram Insists It’s No Longer Just a Photo Sharing App
Facebook-owned social media app Instagram claims to be expanding beyond just photos, looking to branch into shopping
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Over 5 Billion Records Have Been Leaked in 2021 Already
VPN provider AtlasVPN has released a comprehensive report detailing some horrifying cybercrime statistics
