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California Governor signs nation’s strongest net neutrality protections into law

The Trump administration is suing California to quash its new net neutrality law

California's "Gold Standard" Net Neutrality Becomes Law

Facebook Could Face Up to $1.63 Billion Fine for Latest Hack Under the GDPR

Gov. Brown signs California Net Neutrality Bill SB 822

The FBI used a suspect’s face to unlock his iPhone in Ohio case

California amends rules to push vehicles toward hydrogen, electricity, biofuel - Utilities will earn credits for electric car charging stations and subsidize EV purchases.

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Until data is misused, Facebook’s breach will be forgotten - Are we numb to hacking?

Web inventor Berners-Lee creates a new privacy first way of dealing with the internet

Tim Berners-Lee launches open source project Solid to decentralize the web and place users in control of data

The average purse or wallet contains £26 despite claims of a cashless revolution - More than 95 percent of people still carry cash and fewer than 10 percent of people are ready to make the move to a cashless society, based solely on digital payments and online banking, the UK report found.

Sir Tim Berners Lee is building a ‘new internet’ where you control your own data - The founder of the world wide web is creating a new way to store your data online

Tesla big battery defies skeptics, sends industry bananas over performance. It has given a glimpse of the future, how a grid can be effectively managed with a very high share of wind and solar – not just faster, but also cleaner, smarter and more reliable than the dumb and ageing fossil fuel grid.

MoviePass test reactivates accounts if users don't opt out.

Reddit Now "Quarantining" Users Who Question 9/11—Direct Users to Gov't Site Instead

Zuckerberg now runs not a business but an empire. It’s time to strike back

Trust in companies decreases at an ever faster pace. Caused by data breach scandals as well as privacy-intrusive misuse of data by the companies themselves, consumers increasingly look for trustworthy alternatives. Companies must respect users' privacy with built-in encryption.

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Best Buy accidentally sells customer the new, unannounced Chromecast

Facebook is weaponizing security to erode privacy

Tim Berners-Lee tells us his radical new plan to upend the World Wide Web

Web inventor Berners-Lee creates a new privacy first way of dealing with the internet

Apple went rotten after Steve Jobs’ death, former engineer claims

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SEC settles charges with Tesla's Elon Musk, will remain as CEO

Elon Musk is stepping down as chairman.

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Why should anybody trust Facebook with their personal data?

Tim Berners-Lee launches open source project Solid to decentralize the web and place users in control of data

Exposing Cambridge Analytica: 'It's been exhausting, exhilarating, and slightly terrifying' - Observer reporter Carole Cadwalladr on her investigation into the firm at the centre of a data breach that shamed Facebook and exposed foul play in the EU referendum campaign and US presidential election

FBI: We can’t listen to Facebook Messenger voice calls. Judge: Tough luck - Fresno-based federal judge won't force Facebook to help MS-13 investigation.

Poor Mr Anus, the council candidate given a bum deal by Facebook - A local election candidate in Belgium has been forced to change his name by the social network on the grounds that it is ‘offensive and inappropriate’.

DuckDuckGo Traffic is Exploding

Facebook hack gets worse as company admits Instagram and other apps were exposed too

US mid-terms: Hackers expose 'staggering' voter machine flaws

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DefCon: A voting machine that is currently used in 26 states is vulnerable to be remotely hacked via a network attack. Hacking just one of these machines could enable an attacker to flip the Electoral College and determine the outcome of a presidential election.

'Time Is of the Essence': With Deadline 48 Hours Away, Californians Demand Jerry Brown Sign Net Neutrality Bill Immediately

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Facebook's Already Getting Sued for Data Breach Affecting 50 Million Profiles

Apple demands hefty $9 billion price tag from Google for default search on iOS

How to delete Facebook - It may be time to leave the world’s biggest social network

EU warns Facebook it faces sanctions over 'misleading' T&Cs

Facebook is blocking users from posting stories about its security breach.

Facebook caught automatically blocking AP and Guardian stories about the their massive data breach

Facebook Flaw Allowed Hackers to Take Over User Accounts

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Facebook says 50m user accounts affected by security breach | Technology | The Guardian