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Apple Removes Phone Scanning, Extreme Social Engineering, DJI On Investment Blacklist
Published 4 years, 1 month ago
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Computer and Technology News.
Topics:
Apple removes mentions of controversial child abuse scanning from its site | Engadget
Amazon Web Services Outage: ‘Issues Resolved,’ Company Says | Across America, US Patch
Man Lifts His Sleeping Ex-Girlfriend’s Eyelids to Unlock Her Phone, Stealing $24,000
Huawei documents reportedly show involvement in China’s surveillance efforts | Engadget
US puts drone maker DJI and seven other Chinese companies on investment blocklist | Engadget
Meta expands bug bounty program to reward discoveries of scraped data | Engadget
SiriusXM sued over lack of podcast transcripts for the hard of hearing | Engadget
Grindr fined £5.5m for sharing data for ads – BBC News
Pegasus spyware maker NSO running out of cash – 9to5Mac
Pegasus (spyware) – Wikipedia
Google is building a new augmented reality device and operating system | Ars Technica
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Topics:
Apple removes mentions of controversial child abuse scanning from its site | Engadget
Amazon Web Services Outage: ‘Issues Resolved,’ Company Says | Across America, US Patch
Man Lifts His Sleeping Ex-Girlfriend’s Eyelids to Unlock Her Phone, Stealing $24,000
Huawei documents reportedly show involvement in China’s surveillance efforts | Engadget
US puts drone maker DJI and seven other Chinese companies on investment blocklist | Engadget
Meta expands bug bounty program to reward discoveries of scraped data | Engadget
SiriusXM sued over lack of podcast transcripts for the hard of hearing | Engadget
Grindr fined £5.5m for sharing data for ads – BBC News
Pegasus spyware maker NSO running out of cash – 9to5Mac
Pegasus (spyware) – Wikipedia
Google is building a new augmented reality device and operating system | Ars Technica
For more info, interviews, reviews, news, radio, podcasts, video, and more, check out ComputerAmerica.com!