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FTC sues data provider for selling sensitive location data, California wants to cover its waterways with solar panels, and NASA delays a rocket launch.
Tesla demands the removal of a video that shows a Tesla vehicle striking a child dummy, Apple allegedly files trademarks for VR stuff, is room scanning before an exam unconstitutional?
We've all heard about quantum computing -- and some of us may even have at least a high-level understanding of quantum physics. We know that they offer a potential for computing power that is far beyond anything we have ever seen. But how much is real? How much is hype? And how will computing be different?
U.S. government wants to make federally funded research open-access, new privacy law gains traction, and Amazon is shutting down its telehealth service.
Snap settles privacy lawsuit in Illinois, Facebook users bombarded with random celebrity posts, and does Google need consent to serve ads in Gmail inboxes?
Oracle faces a lawsuit over alleged sales of personal data, Lamborhini pre-sells its entire production run until 2024, and Twitch to let partners stream on YouTube and Facebook.
Apple employees continue to fight against mandatory return to office, Sony faces a $6 billion lawsuit, and the U.K. government decides that manufacturers are responsible for vehicles in autonomous mode.
Tesla is increasing the cost of its full self-driving (FSD) feature, a new type of air conditioner cools without using electricity, and hackers are eyeing cookie sessions to trick multi-factor authentication.
Companies today are being warned constantly that we must constantly update our software to ensure that we are protected against so called "zero day" attacks. Zero day refers to the time a vulnerability in a software program is detected - vulnerabilities that could enable a hacker to successfully attack a company using that software program.
U.S. lawmakers told by the House of Representatives that TikTok is 'high risk', Meta will ban political ads ahead of the U.S. midterm elections, streaming suprasses cable TV viewing for the first time.
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