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A content creator built a license plate reader camera to monitor local police movements. Days later, officers showed up at his door. Is this citizen surveillance or privacy overreach?
KDE hits 30 just as someone proposes an AI-native desktop. Is it a betrayal of its roots or the logical next step?
Spain has ordered ISPs to block Archive.today and all its mirror domains, sparking a debate over digital preservation and copyright enforcement.
After three months of daily anti-government protests in Albania, hundreds of Instagram accounts were suddenly suspended. Protesters fear a coordinated digital brigade against them.
TeamPCP pulled off the worst-ever software supply-chain hacking spree. Now Google reveals it had a mole inside the hackers' inner circle.
Amazon Web Services admits it can't recover data lost in attacks on its Iran data centers. A brutal reminder that the cloud isn't invulnerable.
Flet 1.0 is stable: build desktop, web, and mobile apps with pure Python. Flutter under the hood, zero HTML or CSS. Is this the end of overcomplicated frameworks?
Ever left home and realized you're missing something essential? Discover how building an everyday carry kit prepares you for any modern situation.
Two teens were arrested after a Waymo detected a gun and called the cops. What do robotaxis really record, and what happens to your privacy?
Iran's strikes on Amazon data centers in Bahrain and UAE caused damage exceeding AWS design specs, resulting in permanent loss of customer data. Are your data safe in the cloud?
California is considering scrapping its landmark net neutrality law to avoid losing federal broadband funds. Will it trade principles for cash?
A security researcher has extracted the cryptographic keys used to sign barcodes on US driver's licenses. The find exposes an outdated verification system and opens the door to mass forgery.