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Facial recognition overkill: How deputies cracked a $12 shoplifting case
Trump accuses Google of rigging search results to favor 'bad' news about him
Captain Picard is the hero we need, says Star Trek writer Michael Chabon
Google Translate learns to reduce gender bias
Fascist portal Gab wants to add a comments section to everything on the internet
Google removes government-banned sites from Russian search results, report says
Firefox Send lets you share 1GB files, no strings attached — 2.5GB if you sign in
Firefox Lockbox password manager arrives for Android phones if you loathe login pain
Amazon fired these 7 pregnant workers. Then came the lawsuits
Microsoft employees protest sexist company culture to CEO Satya NadellaBitcoin splits in two amid feud cnet.com
Bitcoin splits in two amid feudSubmitted by PoisonDartFrog in economics
Here's where Nazi sympathizers go to raise money
Amazon or the military: Warehouse bosses pressured 3 workers to choose
Most phones have built in FM radios but they're disabled by the companies because then consumers wouldn't pay for online music subscriptions
Mozilla offering $2M to anyone who can decentralize the web
The father of 'ethical capitalism', filthy rich banker George Peabody is celebrated by Google as some kind of white savior
Wash pesticides off apples with this science-approved methodApple admits it slows older iPhones cnet.com
Apple admits it slows older iPhonesSubmitted by __deleted_____ in CapitalismInDecay (edited )
Ban sale of mini mobiles used in prisons, says justice minister
Patient names, treatments leak among millions of rehab records (United States)
Article 13: EU countries approve copyright directive
Tenants find a win after settlement orders landlords give physical keys over smart locks
It took 8 years but Mozilla finally embraced Google's WebP image format for a faster web
Wikipedia seeks photos of 20 million artifacts lost in Brazilian museum fire
Cities worldwide spent over $3 billion last year to peep on you
Remove metadata from Office files, PDFs, and images
Trump tweet-slams Amazon for 'causing tremendous loss to the US'
Apple wants to shrink your photos, but a new format from Google and Mozilla could go even farther
Anti-surveillance mask lets you pass as someone else
Facebook's search was suggesting child sex videos
This is how I went dark in Australia’s surveillance state for 2 years
So finally, Mark Zuckerberg answers some key questions
Amazon's helping police build a surveillance network with Ring doorbells
San Francisco joins the fight to make Uber and Lyft drivers employees
At Amazon, workers unite to speak out on warehouses, climate and more
Facebook acknowledges it shared user data with dozens of companies
Researchers found a way to turn an Echo into a listening device - Video
Google walkout anniversary: Workers say management response is insulting
Smart alarms left 3 million cars vulnerable to hackers who could turn off motors
Wi-Fi 6 will double your network's range and triple its speed -- once you upgrade your router, phone, PC, and everything elseNet neutrality is officially dead. cnet.com
Net neutrality is officially dead.Submitted by ThisGuyIsAProblem in Empire
Stuttgart stunners: The Porsche Effect shows off racing legends cnet.com
Stuttgart stunners: The Porsche Effect shows off racing legendsSubmitted by adeleaman in automotive
Celebrating 70 years of legendary sports and race cars, the Porsche Effect at the Petersen
Net neutrality is officially dead. cnet.com
Submitted by ThisGuyIsAProblem in Communism
Now begins the slow integration of business plans to disrupt the flow of knowledge, channel
With facial recognition, shoplifting may get you banned in places you've never been cnet.com
With facial recognition, shoplifting may get you banned in places you've never beenSubmitted by IceTooth in Illegalism
it’s just a matter of time
Uber seeks patent for determining whether passengers are drunk with AI
Amazon's Rekognition software lets cops track faces: Here's what you need to know
'Star Trek: Discovery' spaceship flies over New York
Facebook still tracks you after you deactivate account - it does nothing for your privacy