Collaborate Disseminate
Sprint denies the claims but the researchers have run nearly 2,000 tests since the beginning of the year. Continue reading Researchers Believe Sprint Is Throttling Skype Without Telling Consumers
But critics say losing access to an essential utility is a problematic over-reaction to copyright infringement. Continue reading AT&T Will Kick Internet Users Offline for Piracy
The ‘Consumer Data Protection Act’ is a bill that would comprehensively overhaul internet privacy protections. Continue reading Sen. Ron Wyden Introduces Bill That Would Send CEOs to Jail for Violating Consumer Privacy
Bill C-86 would end the obligation for ISPs to forward misleading copyright infringement notices that ask for a settlement payment to customers accused of pirating media. Continue reading Canada Eyes Ban On Shady Piracy Warnings That Demand Payment
How this self-described FOIA-nerd uses city data to make your life better. Continue reading Why Seattle Accidentally Sent This Activist the First 256 Characters of 32 Million Internal Emails
In reality, the real threat posed by community broadband is to big telecom’s monopoly revenues. Continue reading FCC Falsely Claims Community Broadband an ‘Ominous Threat to The First Amendment’
“No researcher wants to end up in jail for discovering a vulnerability.” Continue reading Feds Expand Security Researchers’ Ability to Hack Without Going to Jail
The ISP, called Pocket iNet, left 73 gigabytes of extremely sensitive internet available for anyone to see. Continue reading An ISP Left Corporate Passwords, Keys, and All its Data Exposed on the Internet
Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive obtained a search warrant from an Australian court to search the homes and computers of the people allegedly behind the ‘Infamous’ mod menu cheat. Continue reading Lawyers for ‘GTA: Online’ Get Court Order to Search Homes of Alleged Cheat Makers
Epson is just the latest company to wage covert war on consumer choice. Continue reading Printer Makers Are Crippling Cheap Ink Cartridges Via Bogus ‘Security Updates’