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  • European Courts Find U.S. Can’t Be Trusted to Process and Store Data

    European Courts Find U.S. Can’t Be Trusted to Process and Store Data

    gizmodo

    For the past two weeks, US officials have been grilling TikTok and other China-based tech giants over potential concerns surrounding the data security of Americans who use these apps, not to mention the national security implications of these apps’ alleged allegiance to the Chinese government. Now, it’s looking like the tech giants based on American…

  • How Much Should Tech Pay?

    How Much Should Tech Pay?

    Whitney Kimball

    European regulators have spent the last few years trying to determine how much you’re worth in data”beyond your email, name, and location, that includes race, religion, opinions, and even promised to go out for scalps, but it’s still unclear how much the policy has delivered. Is $US126.5 ($185) million a lot? I don’t know, and…

  • Twitter: We Did Not Mean To Delete The Dead

    Twitter: We Did Not Mean To Delete The Dead

    Tom McKay

    On Tuesday, Twitter announced that it would soon be launching a purge of inactive users to free up choice usernames for others, potentially allowing users to claim sweet handles like @badguy, @vomit, @logoff, or @gillbates. Just one problem: Twitter forgot that some of those accounts may belong to people who are dead.