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“Climate Change Disinformation is Spreading Rapidly” on Facebook via /r/technology ift.tt/39reLG8
We Cannot Afford to Wait to Bolster Maritime Cybersecurity via /r/technology ift.tt/2VZq05N
Elon Musk said SpaceX's first-ever civilian crew had 'challenges' with the toilet, and promised an upgrade for the next flight via /r/technology ift.tt/2ZmOM17
Netflix will soon be free for some Android users — but only if you live in Kenya via /r/technology ift.tt/3tXEU8Z
Bezos Earth Fund pledges $1B to conserve land and sea in critical areas of the world via /r/technology ift.tt/3ztDUL8
Database containing personal info of 106 million international visitors to Thailand was exposed online via /r/technology ift.tt/3znYNal
Activision Blizzard is being investigated by the SEC following sexual harassment lawsuit via /r/technology ift.tt/3CtQ8Fp
Remote work already changing Seattle permanently, tech worker survey indicates via /r/technology ift.tt/3EzjQuz
Telecom That Sent Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman's 'Intimidating' Robocalls Still on the Hook in Lawsuit Alleging Voter Suppression, Judge Rules via /r/technology ift.tt/3EAdGKG
Facebook is playing defense after scathing reports on the company’s failure to protect users via /r/technology ift.tt/2XKYTfB
Facebook Force-Fed Garbage to 140 Million Americans a Month via /r/technology ift.tt/3lHJxQV
Amazon's AI-powered cameras reportedly punish its delivery drivers when they look at side mirrors or when other cars cut them off via /r/technology ift.tt/3CAaRaN
Facebook warned over ‘very small’ indicator LED on smart glasses, as EU DPAs flag privacy concerns via /r/technology ift.tt/2XLpFEq
Facebook's algorithms fueled massive foreign propaganda campaigns during the 2020 election – here's how algorithms can manipulate you via /r/technology ift.tt/3CtIWt0
Bitcoin price flash crash prompts El Salvador president to ‘buy the dip’ via /r/technology ift.tt/2XsrTIu
Facebook denies 'wilfully' ignoring internal research if findings 'inconvenient for the company' via /r/technology ift.tt/3nLX5gY