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Telegram to Provide Users' IP Addresses, Phone Numbers to Law Enforcement Authorities, CEO Says
Telegram will provide users’ IP addresses and phone numbers to relevant authorities in response to valid legal requests. The move represents a marked difference from Telegram’s approach to government requests for data and its reputation for lax moderation.
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Codebreakers Hope To Use AI to Unearth History's Well-Kept Secrets
Researchers, part of a group of computer-savvy historians who call themselves the Decrypt Project, have spent the past decade poring over manuscripts from European archives, trying to solve hidden messages.
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Twitter Hired Indian Government Reps Who Could Access Data: Whistleblower
Accusations from a former Twitter Inc. executive that the social network had lax data protections have sparked concerns among lawmakers and cyber experts that the alleged vulnerabilities pose a threat to national security.
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Her Nude Pics Were Sent To 100 People She Knew. How She Solved Mystery
Natalie Claus was getting accustomed to her sorority and preparing for winter break one evening in December 2019 when people she knew began receiving unusual messages from her. These Snapchat messages, which contained nude photographs of Claus, went
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Twitter Accounts Hyped Company Seeking Covid Vaccine Trials: Report
A network of Twitter accounts pushed messages to boost the share price of a biotech company as it sought approval to run a clinical trial of its Covid-19 vaccine, according to research provided to Bloomberg News.
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How Jeff Bezos Trumped Tabloids: A Story of Money, Sex And Power
It was Feb. 14, 2019, in the early afternoon, and for perhaps the first time in the 25-year history of Amazon.com Inc., Jeff Bezos was prepared to explain himself to his employees.
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Jeff Bezos Resignation Ends An Epic, Epic Run
Jeff Bezos has a formulation about one-way doors and two-way doors-decisions that are irreversible and permanent and those that can always be unwound. Stepping through what's almost certainly a one-way door on Tuesday, Bezos said he will resign as chief executive officer of Amazon.com Inc. and become executive chairman later this year. He will hand...
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In PM Modi, Saudi Prince, Jeff Bezos Friended Wrong Heads: Foreign Media
The last two weeks have been remarkably eventful for Jeff Bezos. First, the Amazon.com Inc. co-founder's visit to India was met with street-side protests, a new antitrust investigation into "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices" and hostile comments from the government led by India Prime Minster Narendra Modi.
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Here's Why Amazon Bought a Doorbell Company
In the short term, Ring gives Amazon another piece in its Alexa puzzle and a leg up in its race against Google and Apple to control homes.
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Telegram to Provide Users' IP Addresses, Phone Numbers to Law Enforcement Authorities, CEO Says
Telegram will provide users’ IP addresses and phone numbers to relevant authorities in response to valid legal requests. The move represents a marked difference from Telegram’s approach to government requests for data and its reputation for lax moderation.
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Codebreakers Hope To Use AI to Unearth History's Well-Kept Secrets
Researchers, part of a group of computer-savvy historians who call themselves the Decrypt Project, have spent the past decade poring over manuscripts from European archives, trying to solve hidden messages.
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Twitter Hired Indian Government Reps Who Could Access Data: Whistleblower
Accusations from a former Twitter Inc. executive that the social network had lax data protections have sparked concerns among lawmakers and cyber experts that the alleged vulnerabilities pose a threat to national security.
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Her Nude Pics Were Sent To 100 People She Knew. How She Solved Mystery
Natalie Claus was getting accustomed to her sorority and preparing for winter break one evening in December 2019 when people she knew began receiving unusual messages from her. These Snapchat messages, which contained nude photographs of Claus, went
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Twitter Accounts Hyped Company Seeking Covid Vaccine Trials: Report
A network of Twitter accounts pushed messages to boost the share price of a biotech company as it sought approval to run a clinical trial of its Covid-19 vaccine, according to research provided to Bloomberg News.
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How Jeff Bezos Trumped Tabloids: A Story of Money, Sex And Power
It was Feb. 14, 2019, in the early afternoon, and for perhaps the first time in the 25-year history of Amazon.com Inc., Jeff Bezos was prepared to explain himself to his employees.
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Jeff Bezos Resignation Ends An Epic, Epic Run
Jeff Bezos has a formulation about one-way doors and two-way doors-decisions that are irreversible and permanent and those that can always be unwound. Stepping through what's almost certainly a one-way door on Tuesday, Bezos said he will resign as chief executive officer of Amazon.com Inc. and become executive chairman later this year. He will hand...
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In PM Modi, Saudi Prince, Jeff Bezos Friended Wrong Heads: Foreign Media
The last two weeks have been remarkably eventful for Jeff Bezos. First, the Amazon.com Inc. co-founder's visit to India was met with street-side protests, a new antitrust investigation into "predatory pricing and unfair trade practices" and hostile comments from the government led by India Prime Minster Narendra Modi.
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Here's Why Amazon Bought a Doorbell Company
In the short term, Ring gives Amazon another piece in its Alexa puzzle and a leg up in its race against Google and Apple to control homes.
