Amazon Gave Ring Security Footage to Police Without a Warrant
The company admits it provided user recordings to law enforcement 11 times this year in what they call "emergency" situations
This Twitter Account Makes Watching the Crypto/NFT Crash Much More Entertaining
Why @web3isgreat is a must-read, especially for people not on board with Web3
FIFA Will Use AI and Advanced Tracking Cameras to Help Make Offsides Calls at the World Cup
You'll see this tech at the 2022 World Cup. So why can't other sports utilize the same AI-assisted technology?
How New EU Tech Legislation Could Affect Apple Globally
The Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act are aimed at curtailing the power of "gatekeeper" tech companies
People Are Using Deepfake Technology to Apply for Remote Jobs
The FBI released a warning about the scam, noting that most of the jobs involved work around proprietary and sensitive data
The Answers to All Your Not-So-Stupid Questions About Web 3.0
We spoke to more than a dozen experts to help simplify the third generation of the web — which, oddly, can be explained in baseball terms
No, Google Didn’t Just Create a Sentient Artificial Intelligence
Software engineer Blake Lemoine says Google's A.I. chatbot has a soul, but the company and many tech experts disagree
10 Great Father’s Day Tech Gifts Dad Can Use Right Away
These smart devices, screens and gadgets will get plenty of use
The Next Big Travel App Is…Instagram?
Investors think it could be the next Google for travel-related searches
Report: Metaverse Is Already Plagued by Hate Speech, Sexual Assault
The corporate accountability group SumOfUs details increasingly disturbing and unmoderated behavior by users in the virtual world
You Can Now Search Faces on the Internet With Disturbing Accuracy, But Should You?
The website PimEyes can pretty much find your face in any online photo in mere seconds, even when partially obscured or covered
Apple's Home Repair Kit Sounds Passive-Aggressively Awful
Wanna swap out a battery from your iPhone? It requires 79 pounds of equipment and a $1,200 credit card hold.
The Best Memorial Day Tech Sales to Shop From Amazon, Best Buy, Apple and More
This Memorial Day, invest in some tech upgrades
Google Admits Its Mind-Blowing Text-to-Image AI Is Endlessly Problematic
The tech company's Imagen application promises photorealistic image creation of whatever you type, making it ripe for abuse
Reminder: Chrome's "Incognito" Mode Doesn't Really Protect Your Privacy
A lawsuit against Google sheds light on the tech giant's private browsing claims, which carve out a lot of exceptions
Mastercard Wants You to Pay For Groceries With a Smile or Wave
Forced friendly gestures are the centerpiece of a controversial biometrics shopping program that swaps privacy for convenience