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Source: Theguardian

143 Stories

Russia threatened to block non-complying US Internet companies

It's not surprising that a former KGB spy wants to get their hands on data regarding anti-government bloggers, especially when that former spy is President Vladimir Putin. Ties between Moscow...

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Spotify has become far more than just a music streaming service

Spotify is no longer exclusively a music company, it's taking a big step forward into the world of multimedia. Now the service will include both podcasts and videos, as well...

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Amazon is testing out drones just 2,000 feet from the US border

It looks like Amazon is fed up with having to fight a constant battle with American regulators about testing delivery drones in the United States. Instead, the company has decided...

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The FBI wants to kill encryption to “protect” the American people

You know what's scary? The FBI trying to legally force companies to weaken their encryption systems and install government accessible backdoors. You know what's even scarier? The fact that the committee...

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Amazon is removing its non-compete clause for hourly workers

Having a non-compete clause in an employee's contract ensures that, at least for some time after leaving the company, the employee won't be able to use their skills to help...

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Does Minecraft have a place in education? Ireland thinks so

The Department of Culture, Arts, and Leisure in Northern Ireland is funding a project that has been organized by the annual CultureTECH festival to bring a free copy of Minecraft to secondary...

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Buildings in France are now required to have solar panels

While many people in the United States are still fighting with local governments to even be able to equip their homes with solar panels in the first place, the French...

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Next year’s smartphones could be charged in about a minute

The fact that you have to charge your smartphone every day, or multiple times a day for power users, is an annoying chore that pretty much everyone could live without....

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Police tracking apps are apparently dangerous spying tools

Google acquired Waze for nearly a billion dollars back in 2013 so that it could gets its hands on the company's unique combination of GPS navigation and social communities. One of the...

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The GCHQ has intercepted emails from numerous media groups

The NSA may get the bulk of the criticism surrounding government surveillance and the disregard of our privacy, but lets not forget about the GCHQ. According to recent reports, the British...

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