The writer and editor has self-expelled from the newspaper, she tells VICE. | Continue reading
The writer and editor has self-expelled from the newspaper, she tells VICE. | Continue reading
Facebook’s not just changing the course of American presidential history, it’s also being used by T-shirt companies to make very customized, very targeted, and very corny T-shirts. | Continue reading
Reddit's r/relationships has some 3 million fans, lapping up stories of bizarre relationship quirks. We spoke to some of the people who fabricate those stories. | Continue reading
The South Pole Wall is a filament of a fundamental structure known as the cosmic web hiding in the 'Zone of Avoidance,' and it's one of the biggest structures ever seen by humans. | Continue reading
Researchers working for a cybersecurity firm found several vulnerabilities within a common router. They shared their findings to the router’s manufacturer six months ago and have yet to hear back. | Continue reading
The study "puts another nail in the coffin of the dangerous concept of herd immunity." | Continue reading
On Wednesday, the day of the work stoppage, Shipt will expand a blackbox pay model that workers say will hurt their earnings. | Continue reading
EncroChat was supposed to protect criminals and their communications from the police, but then it got hacked. | Continue reading
As COVID-19 surges, hospitals and independent biomedical technicians have turned to a global grey-market for hardware and software to circumvent manufacturer repair locks and keep life-saving ventilators running. | Continue reading
The continent's gangland is taking a massive hit after its encrypted messaging system was hacked by police. | Continue reading
Rich Benoit announced to his over 700,000 YouTube subscribers that he was selling his latest Tesla project in favor of purchasing a gas powered vehicle. Within hours the video was taken down for violating Community Guidelines. | Continue reading
MSN robots can't make fine discriminations for a startlingly vast audience of readers. What they can do, and why they're asked to do it, is unclear. | Continue reading
The auditors warned that Facebook's failures to address misinformation will have "direct and consequential implications" for the 2020 election. | Continue reading
The bill has the potential to be damaging to free speech and directly harmful to anyone who uses encryption-based communication services. | Continue reading
Two recent studies probed ripples in spacetime from cataclysmic black hole events to reveal light in an implausible place and a mystery object in the cosmos. | Continue reading
A lack of circulation is causing stores all over the country to run out of coins and cash. | Continue reading
Hundreds of the iconic Post Office delivery trucks have caught on fire in recent years, thanks to a 30-year-old fleet and a manufactured budget crisis. | Continue reading
In leaked audio from an invite-only app, venture capitalists pondered everything they think is wrong with journalism. | Continue reading
This U.S. program provides encryption technologies to journalists and activists living under repressive regimes. But a Trump appointee wants to tear it all down. | Continue reading
In leaked audio from an invite-only app, venture capitalists pondered everything they think is wrong with journalism. | Continue reading
In leaked audio from an invite-only app, venture capitalists pondered everything they think is wrong with journalism. | Continue reading
This U.S. program provides encryption technologies to journalists and activists living under repressive regimes. But a Trump appointee wants to tear it all down. | Continue reading
Police monitored a hundred million encrypted messages sent through Encrochat, a network used by career criminals to discuss drug deals, murders, and extortion plots. | Continue reading
Amazon's contracted delivery drivers say that their workloads have dramatically increased during the Covid-19 pandemic, in some cases more than doubling. | Continue reading
The large network of the anti-government movement, deemed a national security threat, has exploded on the platform since February. | Continue reading
Multiple European monitoring agencies have detected nuclear radiation, likely from a power plant of unknown origin, floating above northern Europe. | Continue reading
Uber's new strategy is just like its old one. Make its money-losing business bigger by buying other money-losing businesses like Postmates. | Continue reading
Black Lives Matter protesters have been subject to unprecedented aerial surveillance in the last month. | Continue reading
Detroit regulated facial recognition software. It's still used only on Black people. | Continue reading
The move will effectively bring the U.S. immigration system grinding to a halt. | Continue reading
A true story of sexual deviance in London that will put you off urinals forever. | Continue reading
The popular hookup app said it would delete its controversial ethnicity filter in support of Black Lives Matter, but still hasn't fulfilled its commitment. | Continue reading
The CEO of data broker Mobilewalla, which worked with Republican SuperPACs, says it tracked Evangelicals’ cell phone locations for six months. | Continue reading
"People who make spreadsheets, people who make weather apps, people who just wanted to create family tree websites, all of them are being bought out, are being subverted, are being corrupted." | Continue reading
Marco Rubio wants a "detailed analysis of unidentified aerial phenomena data and intelligence reporting collected or held by the Office of Naval Intelligence, including data and intelligence reporting held by the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force." | Continue reading
Encrochat's customers include hitmen and drug gangs across Europe. | Continue reading
JUMP wanted to create a better, more bike-friendly world. Former employees told Motherboard how getting acquired by Uber led to JUMP bikes being destroyed by the thousands. | Continue reading
The developers of Tails and a video player targeted by Facebook and the FBI in an operation to catch a child predator are still in the dark about how the feds hacked the software. | Continue reading
"We, the undersigned Googlers, call on you to stop making our technology available to police forces." | Continue reading
The finding comes as part of a new technical report into a series of NSO attacks from Amnesty International. | Continue reading
The monumental underground structures were discovered in a vast circle just two miles from Stonehenge, and fulfilled an unknown purpose. | Continue reading
As magic mushrooms make the shift from recreational drug to mental health treatment, patients won’t be eating caps and stems, but a synthetic product made in a lab—one that can be patented and profited from. | Continue reading
Messages allegedly sent to Encrochat users warned of a law enforcement takeover. Europol said it won’t comment on "ongoing operations." | Continue reading
A website allows people to scream endlessly at their computer screen or smartphone and plays it back. | Continue reading
“Draconian laws and barricades cannot stop our spirit of resistance,” said a young engineer who expects to be targeted by Beijing. | Continue reading
It’s not unusual for name-change proposals to become morally complicated, if not outright controversial. | Continue reading
The Open Technology Fund has previously given money to all sorts of internet freedom projects. | Continue reading