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Apple’s new Screen Time Communication Limits are easily beaten with a bug
Published: 13/12/2019Apple acknowledges the bug affects iPhones with a "non-standard configuration." Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Feds reap data from 1,500 phones in largest reported reverse-location warrant
Published: 13/12/2019The search warrants demanded nine hours' worth of location history from Google. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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FCC’s “illogical” claim that broadband isn’t telecommunications faces appeal
Published: 13/12/2019Mozilla, others ask court to reverse ruling that let FCC kill net neutrality. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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AT&T doesn’t want you to see its slow Internet speed-test results
Published: 13/12/2019AT&T convinced FCC not to publish slow results, then left program entirely. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Wave of Ring surveillance camera hacks tied to podcast, report finds
Published: 12/12/2019The bad actors harassing folks for fun got more attention than they meant to. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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988 will be the new 911 for suicide prevention—by sometime in 2021
Published: 12/12/20191-800-273-8255 is current suicide hotline; 988 would eventually redirect to it. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Russia’s only carrier, damaged in shipyard accident, now on fire
Published: 12/12/2019A dozen injured, others reported missing in electrical fire aboard ship damaged by sinking dock. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Fewer than 10% of Americans are buying $1,000 smartphones, report says
Published: 12/12/2019And consumers in major cities are more likely to take the plunge than others. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Lawsuit forces CenturyLink to stop charging “Internet Cost Recovery Fee”
Published: 11/12/2019Settlement brings refunds to customers but applies only in Washington State. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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New YouTube policy tries to ban “implied” threats, “malicious” insults
Published: 11/12/2019Previous attempts to curb harassment haven't succeeded, casting doubt on new try. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Maze ransomware was behind Pensacola “cyber event,” Florida officials say
Published: 11/12/2019Same ransomware hit security firm; operators stole data for "leverage" on ransom. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Failed plot to steal domain name at gunpoint brings 14-year prison term
Published: 10/12/2019Man planned armed home invasion instead of paying $20,000 for domain name. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Pensacola confirms ransomware attack but provides few details
Published: 10/12/2019As Louisiana recovers from Ryuk, another city gets knocked offline. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Uploaded Ring footage reportedly provides location to the square inch
Published: 10/12/2019Neighbors data proves extra-revealing as Amazon police partnerships accelerate. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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You can order the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR starting tomorrow
Published: 9/12/2019We don't know when they'll actually ship yet, though. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Amazon: Trump used “improper pressure” to block AWS from DOD cloud contract
Published: 9/12/2019Trump said "screw Amazon" and used contract as political weapon against Bezos, suit claims. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Verizon reportedly blocks archivists from Yahoo Groups days before deletion
Published: 9/12/2019All content on Yahoo Groups since its 2001 launch is disappearing Saturday. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Bernie Sanders vows to break up huge ISPs and regulate broadband prices
Published: 7/12/2019Sanders would regulate broadband as utility and spend $150 billion on networks. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
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Jury sides with Elon Musk in “pedo guy” defamation case
Published: 7/12/2019“I don’t want to have anything to do with this," a juror said after the verdict. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com -
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Social media platforms leave 95% of reported fake accounts up, study finds
Published: 6/12/2019Fake accounts are easy to buy and make, and platforms are bad at yanking them. Read moreSource: arstechnica.com
