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From 2007-2010 Facebook allowed a website called ProfileEngine to scrape user data, allowing them to steal the details of over 400 million user profiles, all still accessible on their website
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Ajit Pai hasn’t finalized net neutrality repeal—here’s a theory on why: Pai's delayed repeal could let Congress pass weaker law while ISPs behave
Ajit Pai hasn’t finalized net neutrality repeal—here’s a theory on why: Pai's delayed repeal could let Congress pass weaker law while ISPs behave
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Tech firms like Google, Amazon push power companies toward solar and wind, a blow to coal
Tech firms like Google, Amazon push power companies toward solar and wind, a blow to coal
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World's first ocean plastic-cleaning machine set to tackle Great Pacific Garbage Patch
World's first ocean plastic-cleaning machine set to tackle Great Pacific Garbage Patch
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Justice Department demands info from all four major US wireless carriers in probe of alleged collusion
Justice Department demands info from all four major US wireless carriers in probe of alleged collusion
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Facebook moves 1.5bn users out of reach of new European privacy law
Facebook moves 1.5bn users out of reach of new European privacy law
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Ajit Pai’s ‘Broadband Advisory Panel’ Plagued by Corruption Accusations
Ajit Pai’s ‘Broadband Advisory Panel’ Plagued by Corruption Accusations
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Russia’s Telegram ban is a big, convoluted mess: brute enforcement has taken major banks, online stores, and Viber calls offline
Russia’s Telegram ban is a big, convoluted mess: brute enforcement has taken major banks, online stores, and Viber calls offline