by Lisa Vaas Arizona has filed suit against Google over tracking users’ locations even after they’ve turned tracking off, claiming that the advertising-fueled tech titan has a “complex web of settings and purported ‘consents’” that...
by Lisa Vaas Earlier this month, the US Senate narrowly voted to renew warrantless collection of Americans’ web-browsing histories. This week, the US House of Representatives is expected to consider the act that reauthorizes that warrantless data collection: the...
by Lisa Vaas US states are being flooded by fraudulent unemployment applications in a scam that’s largely orchestrated by a sophisticated Nigerian cybergang and carried out on the ground by money mules, many who’ve previously been involved in romance...
by Lisa Vaas The FBI said on Monday that it figured out how to unlock the iPhones of the shooter who killed three young US Navy students and injured eight at a Pensacola, Florida naval base in December 2019. No thanks to you, Apple, Attorney General William P. Barr...
by Lisa Vaas A 29-year-old Russian rapper who loved to do what rappers do – as in, post photos of himself on social media as he made kissy-kissy with wads of cash or swigged pricey champagne – will be appearing in court in Pennsylvania this week to face...
