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Should Families’ Surveillance Cameras Be Allowed in Nursing Homes?
Several states have passed laws allowing the practice—but not without controversy
Challenging technology to serve the public good.
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Several states have passed laws allowing the practice—but not without controversy
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Attacks have become more lucrative and easier to execute thanks to corporate inaction and the growing ransomware industry
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The answer may hinge on a case now before the Supreme Court
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The U.S. Census Bureau is undertaking a privacy overhaul. It’s not going well
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The federal bill seeks to make it easier for gig workers to join unions. Tech companies are not on board
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The upcoming policy shift isn’t an end to data tracking, but experts say it’s a strong start
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A growing industry wants to scrutinize the algorithms that govern our lives—but it needs teeth
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The pandemic has more people using apps like Venmo and PayPal. But not all pay apps treat data privacy equally
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Manufacturers in a broad range of industries have a monopoly on who repairs machines—and when devices are deemed unfixable
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Podcast listening is hard to track, but that doesn’t mean advertisers aren’t trying
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