Collaborate Disseminate
If you’re OK with Facebook getting your phone number and storing your love notes, photos, shared daily diary and more, then Tune away, baes. Continue reading Facebook’s new Tuned chat app lets couples keep their mush private
It’s what the researchers call “A mountable toilet system for personalized health monitoring via the analysis of excreta.” Continue reading As if the world couldn’t get any weirder, this AI toilet scans your anus to identify you
The suit is about biometrics and children’s privacy in Google’s education apps, which are suddenly, wildly popular now due to COVID-19. Continue reading Two schoolkids sue Google for collecting biometrics
A rival hacking forum has yet again hacked OGUsers and doxxed its database for one and all to grab. Continue reading Hackers’ forum hacked, OGUsers database dumped (again)
If somebody promises to get your economic impact payment fast, back away: it’s just one flavor of COVID-19 scam the tax agency is seeing. Continue reading Watch out for the new wave of COVID-19 scams, warns IRS
The FCC has given voice carriers until June 2021 to implement technology it says will stop the robocall plague that’s driving us all insane. Continue reading Phone carriers must authenticate calls to fight robocalls, says FCC
And no, Microsoft said, none of our verified accounts have been hijacked, vehemently denying early reports. Continue reading Bill Gates’s YouTube ‘Bitcoin giveaway’ is a big fat scam
Where did it all come from? 4.9m records were posted on a hacking forum – and the country only has an estimated population of 3.7m. Continue reading Data on almost every citizen of Georgia posted on hacker forum
They have a way to inject ‘good’ data – i.e., accurate COVID-19 news or security patches – to outpace the spread of fake news or malware. Continue reading Researchers speed the death of ‘bad’ data in the race against good
They have a way to inject ‘good’ data – i.e., accurate COVID-19 news or security patches – to outpace the spread of fake news or malware. Continue reading Researchers speed the death of ‘bad’ data in the race against good