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Google on flooding the internet with fake news: Leave us alone, we're trying really hard... *sob*
Apocalypse now: Ad biz cries foul over Apple's great AI cookie purge
Another month, another malware outbreak in Google's Play Store
Unloved Microsoft Edge is much improved – but will anyone use it?
Microsoft sets the date for Fall Creators Update
Identity fraud in the UK at 'epidemic' levels as cases rise 5% – report
Your job might be automated within 120 years, AI experts reckon
KickassTorrents kicked out again, this time by Australia
UK Home Sec: Give us a snoop-around for WhatApp encryption. Don't worry, we won't go into the cloud
After London attack, UK gov lays into Facebook, Google for not killing extremist terror pages
'Clearance sale' shows Apple's iPad is over. It's done
Germany to Facebook, Twitter: We are *this* close to fining you €50m unless you delete fake news within 24 hours
UK to block Kodi pirates in real-time: Saturday kick-off
Re: what do they expect
Its the IP industry taking the piss. If this business model is to continue it would be far better if supporters paid to just see their team's games. I'm a Burnley fan. I'll pay to watch Burnley's matches. That'll do fine. However, the "Premier League" wouldn't like it because clubs could then sell their own rights individually to the public.
Malware infecting Androids somewhere in the supply chain
What a Flake: Congress mulls trashing privacy rules, letting ISPs go to town on your data
Kodi-pocalypse Now? Actually, it's not quite here yet
Two-thirds of TV Licensing prosecutions at one London court targeted women
Oracle refuses to let Java copyright battle die – another appeal filed in war against Google
All of Blighty's attack submarines are out of action – report
Want to come to the US? Be prepared to hand over your passwords if you're on Trump's hit list
Android's February fix-fest flings 58 patches
Apple CEO: 'Best ever' numbers would be better if we'd not fscked up our iPhone supply
Re: Repatriation
That was the most interesting point in the article. I think it refers to the trillions of dollars stashed overseas by Apple and other American companies to avoid paying tax. Trump has been to see Cook and so it seems Trump has done a deal with Apple to bring the money home and pay less tax.
So Apple and co are going to repatriate trillions of dollars into the US.
Trump's visa plan leaks: American techies first
Kid hackers break XSS defences, find hack hole in 2 million websites
Pirates, pirates, whatchu gonna do? Advertisers cop a visit from PIPCU
NGO to crowdfund legal challenge against Investigatory Powers Act
Feds cuff VW exec over diesel emissions scam
Surprise, surprise. BT the only Universal Service Obligation provider in town
Re: Calling our bluff, are you?
"forced and immediate demerger of BT and Openreach."
How's this going to solve anything? It certainly cannot be privatised as this would be a security risk. BT is a government agency and whoever is the minister for culture and media needs to do their job and tell BT to get on with rolling out fast broadband and the chancellor needs to pay for it.
It simply comes down to government management.
Internet of S**t things claims another scalp: DNS DDoS smashes StarHub
Meanwhile, in America: Half of adults' faces are in police databases
Tesla's big news today:
sudo killall -9 Autopilot
The Internet of Things is 'dangerous' but UK.gov won't ride to the rescue
Yahoo! hides! from! financial! analysts! amid! email! hacking!, privacy! storm!
Court finds GCHQ and MI5 engaged in illegal bulk data collection
Re: Law retrospectively changing in...
I don't think there is anything else that could be done. These organisations cannot be fined or put in prison. All they could do is sack someone or move them to a different job. Having any trial would be impossible for security reasons unless it is conducted in secret.
Apple’s macOS Sierra update really puts the fan into 'fanboi'
Internet of Things botnets: You ain’t seen nothing yet
Get one of these!! An Ikettle.
https://www.amazon.com/iKettle-Comes-requires-Power-Converter/dp/B00BHXAWX4
IoT is about charging higher prices for white goods.
This one is about £120.
How about a fridge? In fact its a "Fridge Hub".
http://www.samsung.com/us/explore/family-hub-refrigerator/
Samsung call it revolutionary. I'd call it stupid.
This one around £4000
IoT = Higher prices.
BT Yahoo! customers: Why! can't! we! grrr! delete! our! webmail! accounts!?
Google melts 78 Android security holes, two of which were critical
Re: Things I learned today
Samsung rightly get shit. They are a massive company who should no better. They should be aware of internet security.
Some of their crap IoT like this http://www.samsung.com/us/explore/family-hub-refrigerator/
Wonder if you can update the firmware on this very expensive baby. .
Google may just have silently snuffed the tablet computer
Good God, we've found a Google thing we like – the Pixel iPhone killer
Snoop! stooge! Yahoo! handed! all! your! email! to! Uncle! Sam! – and! any! passing! hacker!
Re: What about BT?
They probably have it slurped, monitored anyway because BT are a government agency who work hand in hand with GCHQ.
This monitoring was searching for a string of certain words not reading e-mails so I don't see this as such a big deal. How Yahoo went about it is another story.