- Home /
Facebook moves 1.5bn users out of reach of new European privacy law
RELATED IMAGES BY TAGS autonewspaper technology world news ecointernet guardianauto
-
World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
-
World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
World's first electrified road for charging vehicles opens in Sweden - Stretch of road outside Stockholm transfers energy from two tracks of rail in the road, recharging the batteries of electric cars
-
Facebook suspends another data analytics firm after CNBC discovers tactics like Cambridge Analytica
Facebook suspends another data analytics firm after CNBC discovers tactics like Cambridge Analytica
-
Massachusetts can sue Equifax over data breach, judge rules
Massachusetts can sue Equifax over data breach, judge rules
-
Bank of America cuts Facebook stock forecast for second time in 5 days, this time for FTC data probe
Bank of America cuts Facebook stock forecast for second time in 5 days, this time for FTC data probe
-
Study: wind and solar can power most of the United States
Study: wind and solar can power most of the United States
-
'Utterly horrifying': ex-Facebook insider says covert data harvesting was routine
'Utterly horrifying': ex-Facebook insider says covert data harvesting was routine
-
No one can pretend Facebook is just harmless fun any more
No one can pretend Facebook is just harmless fun any more
-
UK sets new wind power record as turbines deliver 14 gigawatts for first time – 37 per cent of nation's electricity - National Grid confirms highest metered wind output ever recorded
UK sets new wind power record as turbines deliver 14 gigawatts for first time – 37 per cent of nation's electricity - National Grid confirms highest metered wind output ever recorded
-
No longer 'alternative', mainstream renewables are pushing prices down - While the government insists that renewables have made our grid unreliable, lights have stayed on and prices are dropping
No longer 'alternative', mainstream renewables are pushing prices down - While the government insists that renewables have made our grid unreliable, lights have stayed on and prices are dropping
-
Questions for TSA after reports of laptop and phone searches on domestic flights
Questions for TSA after reports of laptop and phone searches on domestic flights
-
Elon Musk: we must colonise Mars to preserve our species in a third world war
Elon Musk: we must colonise Mars to preserve our species in a third world war
-
Netherlands opens world's first plastic-free supermarket aisle as UK urged to follow example: 'For decades shoppers have been sold the lie that we can’t live without plastic in food and drink'.
Netherlands opens world's first plastic-free supermarket aisle as UK urged to follow example: 'For decades shoppers have been sold the lie that we can’t live without plastic in food and drink'.
-
President Trump said his decision to impose tariffs on solar panel imports is bringing back solar manufacturing to the nation, which the solar industry called out as misleading and untrue
President Trump said his decision to impose tariffs on solar panel imports is bringing back solar manufacturing to the nation, which the solar industry called out as misleading and untrue
-
Chickens raised in India for food have been dosed with some of the strongest antibiotics known to medicine: Warning over wider global health impacts after findings reveal thousands of tonnes of colost
Chickens raised in India for food have been dosed with some of the strongest antibiotics known to medicine: Warning over wider global health impacts after findings reveal thousands of tonnes of colost
-
TIL - Elephants can recognize themselves in a mirror, and also passed a body awareness test. These two tests are very rarely passed by non-primates
TIL - Elephants can recognize themselves in a mirror, and also passed a body awareness test. These two tests are very rarely passed by non-primates