Things are heating up for Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google as the U.S. looks into whether or not to open antitrust investigations against the tech giants.
Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter are all joining hands as part of a new initiative to counter violent extremist and terrorist content online.
Google is experiencing an outage where most of its services are unavailable to users in the U.S., with Gmail, YouTube, and Drive all reporting as down.
I’m so angry and offended and disgusted and revolted right now… but, @#$% me, I’ve got a column to write. So let's do this.
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Google was found to be using the same tactics as Facebook to distribute data collection apps on iOS.
'Privacy now is like security in the days of Windows XP. No one cared about it until everyone cared about it.'
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'But the privacy team only found out about the 265.com data access after The Intercept revealed it, and were “really pissed,” according to one Google source." — The Intercept.
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