What is End-to-End Encryption? Another Bull’s-Eye on Big Tech
After years of on-and-off debate over nearly snoop-proof security, the industry is girding for new pressure from law enforcement around the world.
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After years of on-and-off debate over nearly snoop-proof security, the industry is girding for new pressure from law enforcement around the world.
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Margrethe Vestager won praise for her oversight of the tech industry. Now, with more authority from the European Union, she envisions a more aggressive agenda.
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The search giant’s new console-free gaming service is a neat concept. But there are bugs and too many unknowns.
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Alex Zhu, the head of the Chinese-owned viral video app, is trying to assuage Washington’s fears. “I am quite optimistic,” he said.
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You might want to think twice before plugging in at an airport or on the train.
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Ben Casselman, an economics reporter, uses a programming language called R and works with vast data sets. But he says interviews still make for the best stories.
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You know you do it. It’s not safe, obviously. Here’s how to take control of your tech use.
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New devices are getting closer to replicating the Babel fish, which in the “Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” sits in your ear and instantly translates any foreign language.
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There are many eco-conscious steps to take around your tech, says John Schwartz, a climate reporter. Tech can also help us see the scope of climate change.
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