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No one tells us whether the software in connected devices is secure. As more objects come online, that problem will snowball.
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The changes come one day before its CEO testifies before Congress about the
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Join us as we break out the crystal balls and suss out what the new year will mean for the tech in your life.
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How to get rid of those pesky, forgotten subscription charges
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Twitter’s incoming owner Elon Musk has teased new features including an edit
button, authenticated identity and algorithmic transparency. But his history —
as well as Twitter’s — cast some doubt on the viability of his ideas.
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Uber rolled out a suite of new offerings for wedding planners and sports
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rides.
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Planned Parenthood says it’s removing some trackers and reevaluating its
data-sharing with companies including Google and Facebook.
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A Department of Commerce agency is asking parents, educators and others to write in about risks to kids online and how to best protect them.
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A hacker offered to sell information on 23andme’s millions of users, calling out Jewish people specifically. Here’s how to ask the company to delete your data.
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Google made passkeys the default log-in option. Here’s how passkeys work, how to set them up and why they’re safer than passwords.
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“Prompt injection” is a major risk to large language models and the chatbots they power. Here’s how the attack works, examples and potential fallout.
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