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SpaceX seeks FCC approval for up to 1M Starlink satellite earth stations

Google completely terminated our new business via our Google Play Developer Account

Jeff Bezos Protests the Invasion of His Privacy, as Amazon Builds a Sprawling Surveillance State for Everyone Else

Tesla 'dog mode' will stop pets overheating in cars, Elon Musk says.

Kepler beams back final image from its almost decade-long journey

Google Play caught hosting an app that steals users’ cryptocurrency

AT&T sued by Sprint, must defend decision to tell users that 4G is “5G E

Facebook, Google and other internet platforms are creating a dystopian nightmare. It's time to wake up.

Researchers Developed a Technique to Turn Nearly a Quarter of Our Plastic Waste into Fuel

‘There’s going to be a fight here to weaken it’: Inside the lobbying war over California’s landmark privacy law

Texas bill would ban throttling in disaster areas - Over 100 net neutrality bills have been introduced in states

Cashless trend worries lawmakers: "If it's not discrimination, it's elitism"

Amazon is reconsidering NY headquarters site because of local opposition, Washington Post reports

Let’s all watch the Wisconsin local news desperately try to get answers about Foxconn

Apple & Google accused of supporting 'gender apartheid' by hosting Saudi woman-tracking app in App Store

Amazon joins Microsoft in calling for regulation of facial recognition tech

HP’s Ink Subscription Has DRM That Disables Your Printer Cartridges

Apple is telling developers to disclose secret screen recordings or face ‘immediate action’

UC Berkeley bans new research projects with Huawei after US indictments

Democrat Proposes Jail Time For Tech Companies Who Steal Your Data

German Regulators just outlawed Facebook's whole ad business.

How a tiny country bordering Russia became one of the most tech-savvy societies in the world

Facebook says it "needs to collect all your data to protect against terrorism and child abuse"

Putting Solar Panels on Water Is a Great Idea—but Will It Float? The U.S. has been slow to embrace the technology, even though Japan and China are zooming ahead

Thousands of industrial refrigerators can be remotely defrosted, thanks to default passwords

Spotify will now suspend or terminate accounts it finds are using ad blockers

Texas Bill Aims To Stop Companies From 'Throttling' Internet Service During Disasters

reddit is on track to receiving hundreds of millions in funding from Chinese WeChat company

Trump is reportedly expected to ban Chinese telecommunication equipment from US networks

Sprint sues AT&T over its fake 5G branding.

Woody Allen sues Amazon for $68 million for refusing to release his films

US Senators Demand Probe of Foreign VPNs Over Spying Risk

Reddit, Banned in China, Is Reportedly Set to Land $150 Million Investment From a Chinese Censorship Powerhouse

Jeff Bezos Accuses National Enquirer of Blackmail

Mozilla exec calls on Congress to restore 2015 net neutrality protections

Raspberry Pi opens its first dedicated retail store

Jeff Bezos says National Enquirer is threatening to publish his nude photos

MIT’s insulin pill could replace injections for people with diabetes

How did the police know you were near the scene of a crime? Google told them.

AAA confirms what Tesla, BMW, Nissan electric car owners suspected — cold weather saps EV range. Even turning on the car drains power

Apple Helps AT&T Mislead Consumers With Fake 5G

City of Tampa sues Frontier and Verizon for damage to pipes - The suit claims Frontier Communications of America and Verizon Florida caused nearly $100,000 in damages to underground water infrastructure over three years.

Internet users won’t be fooled by fake net neutrality legislation pushed by telecom shills in Congress

Senators Ask the FCC to Investigate Wireless Carrier Throttling

Wyden pitches jail time, billions in fines for online privacy violators with ‘Do Not Track’ bill - Oregon's senior U.S. senator wants new federal privacy protections analogous to the rules that govern corporate executives’ conduct.

Hundreds of Bounty Hunters Had Access to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint Customer Location Data for Years Documents show that bail bond companies used a secret phone tracking service to make tens of thousands of location requests.

Many popular iPhone apps secretly record your screen without asking

Facebook ordered to stop combining WhatsApp and Instagram data without consent in Germany

Facebook will reveal who uploaded your contact info for ad targeting.

Gmail is now blocking 100 million extra spam messages every day with AI - The Verge