Disorganization between state and national Democratic party officials over the use of an app that was apparently slapped together just two months ago seems to be the culprit of the confusion that reigned >>
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Tile complains during Congressional antitrust hearing that iPhones are too complicated
Among the companies like Sonos and PopSockets that attended an antitrust-focused congressional hearing on Friday were representatives of Tile. It’s the company that makes Bluetooth trackers that can be attached to your personal >>
How to watch the first 2020 Democratic debates online and on TV
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you have no doubt heard about the seemingly endless stream of Democrats who have thrown their hat into the ring for the 2020 United States presidential >>
China fights back against the Huawei ban with a blacklist of its own
The Trump administration delivered a massive blow to Huawei a few days ago, placing the biggest China’s smartphone maker on the US Commerce Department “Entity List” that bans the sale of Huawei products >>
FCC demands to know if wireless carriers stopped selling location data like they promised
The FCC is demanding answers from several carriers over a bombshell Motherboard report from earlier this year that revealed how the carriers made a habit of selling location data about their subscribers to >>
The NSA now thinks the phone surveillance program it once defended isn’t worth it anymore
The National Security Agency appears to have done a complete about-face over the controversial electronic spying program that whistleblower Edward Snowden brought to light almost six years ago now, involving the bulk collection >>
This scary report says the government shutdown is crippling US cybersecurity
At this point, you’re probably sick of reading stories about the ongoing partial government shutdown which, at the time of this writing, still has no end in sight. It’s important to note, however >>
To make ends meet during the shutdown, federal employees are driving for Uber
One of the results of the partial federal government shutdown now persisting for over a month is that some 800,000 workers on Uncle Sam’s payroll are having to scramble to make ends meet >>
