How WeChat Censored the Coronavirus Pandemic
In China, the messaging platform blocked thousands of keywords related to the virus, a new report reveals. Source: Wired How WeChat Censored the Coronavirus Pandemic
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In China, the messaging platform blocked thousands of keywords related to the virus, a new report reveals. Source: Wired How WeChat Censored the Coronavirus Pandemic
Continue ReadingThe scheme involved 7,000 $94 toothbrushes, according to law enforcement. Source: Wired How Four Brothers Allegedly Fleeced Million From Amazon
Continue ReadingThrough deceptive designs known as “dark patterns,” online retailers try to nudge you toward purchases you wouldn’t otherwise make. Source: Wired The Subtle Tricks Shopping Sites Use to Make You Spend More
Continue ReadingAs the White House zeroes in on a single app, some experts say more pressing issues are going by the wayside. Source: Wired Trump’s TikTok Drama Is a Distraction
Continue ReadingAbusers can use shared accounts to stalk and harass victims, and plans aren’t always easy to escape. Source: Wired A Hidden Risk for Domestic Violence Victims: Family Phone Plans
Continue ReadingConcerns about the Chinese government shouldn’t be dismissed, experts say. But banning TikTok would be a drastic measure. Source: Wired Does TikTok Really Pose a Risk to US National Security?
Continue ReadingUS lawmakers have repeatedly raised security concerns over the app’s Chinese ownership. Are US businesses next? Source: Wired Amazon Says It Didn’t Mean to Ban Employees From Using TikTok
Continue ReadingAs China exerts more power over the city, companies like Facebook and Google have stopped handing over data—for now. Source: Wired Hong Kong’s Security Law Puts Big Tech at a Crossroads
Continue ReadingAmid worldwide protests over racism and police violence, lawmakers are once again turning to the devices as a tool for reform. Source: Wired Body Cameras Haven’t Stopped Police Brutality. Here’s Why
Continue ReadingAmid nationwide protests over police brutality, the company is stopping law enforcement from using its most controversial product. Source: Wired Amazon Won’t Let Police Use Its Facial-Recognition Tech for One Year
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