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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook's new approach 'is going to piss off a lot of people'

Lindsey Graham Is Quietly Preparing a Mess of a Bill Trying to Destroy End-to-End Encryption

FCC proposes to fine racist troll $13 million for robocalling spree

FCC Says 'One or More' Phone Carriers Illegally Shared Location Data, Fueling Black Market Sales

Carriers ‘violated federal law’ by selling your location data, FCC tells Congress

Ajit Pai’s “surprise” change makes it harder to get FCC broadband funding

A new bill could punish web platforms for using end-to-end encryption

Caltech wins $1.1 billion patent award against Apple and Broadcom

Hawaii committee votes unanimously to advance Right to Repair

FBI Probing Israeli Spyware in Government and Private Hacking

EU lawmakers snub Apple's pleas, overwhelmingly vote to push for charging cable standard

The DOJ Is Finally Suing US Telecom Providers for Robocalls

Plague Inc. maker: Don’t use our game for coronavirus modeling

Bernie Sanders Is the First Candidate to Call for Ban on Facial Recognition | The Democratic candidate for president published a criminal justice overhaul plan on Sunday which called, among other things, for a ban on the government use of facial recognition.

The Pi Record Returns to the Personal Computer

Apple and its wifi chip company Broadcom ordered to pay $1.1bn to university over iPhone patents | Caltech claims Apple and Broadcom infringed four of its patents by using wifi chips in hundreds of millions of iPhones.

Microsoft urged: Open-source Windows 7 to 'undo past wrongs' Group of free software advocates calls on Microsoft to release Windows 7 under a free software license.

The price of free software: Avast has been selling the browser history of its users

Facebook Won’t Remove This Woman’s Butthole As A Business Page

Facebook to Pay $550 Million to Settle Facial Recognition Suit

Dem senator asks intelligence agencies to open probe into Bezos phone hack

Facebook's 'Clear History' Tool Doesn't Clear Shit

Broadcast, Cable Square Off Over 6 GHz - Cable urges swift action; NAB says no proposal protects incumbent ENG

The Rise of Smart Camera Networks, and Why We Should Ban Them

Ring app for Android found to be ‘packed’ with third-party data trackers

U.S. files lawsuits over robocall scams, cites 'massive financial losses'

Ring (Amazon) doorbell 'gives Facebook and Google user data'

World First: Genetically Engineered Moth Is Released Into an Open Field

Amazon engineer says Ring should be 'shut down immediately'

A robot named Little Peanut is delivering food to people in quarantine amid the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak

CNET: Antivirus firm Avast is reportedly selling users' web browsing data

Bernie Sanders Thinks Companies That Sell Your Browser History Are 'Trampling Over the Rights of Consumers'

Bernie Sanders Thinks Companies That Sell Your Browser History Are ‘Trampling Over the Rights of Consumers’

The US Space Force Has a Rough Launch on the Internet

Boris Johnson gives green light for Huawei 5G infrastructure role in UK

The UK government has decided to allow Huawei to continue to be in its 5G networks but with restrictions.

Google halts paid-for Chrome extension updates amid fraud surge: Web Store in lockdown 'due to the scale of abuse'

Mapping the power of Mozilla’s Rebel Alliance