The move will ensure that US companies no longer have the ability to purchase equipment from the Chinese-government owned Huawei.
The airline industry appears to still be shutdown with no idea as to when it’ll open up. They are looking into technology that can help bring customers back.
Canadian tech giant Shopify has changed its work model to a "digital by default" model. The change was inspired by coronavirus lockdowns.
A hacking group called REvil has doubled its ransom demand to $42 million. They claim to have confidential information regarding President Trump.
It has become apparent that some Twitter employees will never have to return to their office.
Twitter is enforcing a one-sided policy that favours presidential candidate Joe Biden.
Twitter users are being suspended for sharing a Joe Biden meme. The image captions Joe Biden with the words "His brain? No. His heart."
Grammarly insists: “Change the term. Phrases like China Virus can encourage bias and misinformation. Try using the official name used by the World Health Organization instead.”
Twitter suspended popular conservative Twitter personality @ALX after he posted a meme mocking Joe Biden. It was an action that prompted his followers to make similar memes in protest.
Facebook intends to take the unprecedented step of directing any users who’ve been exposed to misinformation about the coronavirus to a page set up by the World Health Organization
Trans rights activists took aim at a small gaming publication last week after one of their writers published an article on the popular game Animal Crossing.
As we coordinate all of our efforts to fight this scourge, authoritarians rejoice at the measures being enacted to control populations and manage citizens.
A new report reveals that there are five separate groups of hackers each of which has close ties to the Chinese government that have been stealing from nations around the world.
The popular videoconferencing app Zoom admitted that it accidentally routed user data through China recently.
Gamers may have a special role to play in the fight against the coronavirus. They can lend the excess cycles of their CPU and graphics processors to fight against the pandemic.
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