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The Best Chrome Extensions to Prevent Creepy Web Tracking (www.wired.com)
5 hours ago Chrome

Amazon's Bizarre Home Drone Flies Around Inside Your House (www.wired.com)
15 hours ago Amazon Drone

Facebook Busts Russian Disinfo Networks as US Election Looms (www.wired.com)
1 day ago Russia Facebook

Lawmakers Demand Scrutiny of Racial Bias in Health Algorithms (www.wired.com)
1 day ago Algorithm

A look at Twitter's hack on July 15, the drastic changes it made in the immediate aftermath, and its plans to prevent an Election Day meltdown (www.wired.com)
1 day ago Twitter

The software industry makes amazing software tools for itself, while doctors, academics, and scientists are stuck using bad software (www.wired.com)
1 day ago

The Power and Paradox of Bad Software (www.wired.com)
2 days ago

179 Arrested in Massive Global Dark Web Takedown (www.wired.com)
3 days ago Darknet

Proposition 24, which was designed to make the California Consumer Privacy Act stronger, has divided privacy advocates who previously fought on the same side (www.wired.com)
3 days ago California

Think Twice Before Using Facebook, Google, or Apple to Sign In Everywhere (www.wired.com)
4 days ago Google Facebook Apple

The Cheating Scandal That Ripped the Poker World Apart (www.wired.com)
4 days ago

The iOS 14 Privacy and Security Features You Should Know ~ The latest update for your iPhone and iPad will make them safer than ever. (www.wired.com)
5 days ago IOS iPhone iPad

The iOS 14 Privacy and Security Features You Should Know (www.wired.com)
5 days ago IOS

Facebook and Twitter fail to differentiate “coordinated behavior” from standard political campaign practices, leading to unclear and inconsistent moderation (www.wired.com)
5 days ago Facebook Twitter

YouTube taught its recommendation system how to recognize and demote conspiratorial videos, but organic link-sharing and bot promotion are thwarting its efforts (www.wired.com)
5 days ago YouTube

Why Teens Are Falling for TikTok Conspiracy Theories (www.wired.com)
6 days ago Conspiracy

A Bluetooth Flaw Leaves Billions of Devices Vulnerable (www.wired.com)
6 days ago

The Best Algorithms Struggle to Recognize Black Faces Equally (www.wired.com)
6 days ago Algorithm

A Patient Dies After a Ransomware Attack Hits a Hospital (www.wired.com)
6 days ago

Companies Can Track Your Phone's Movements to Target Ads (www.wired.com)
7 days ago

Internet Archive says it is using Cloudflare's reconfigured Always On caching tools to improve its Wayback Machine archiving (www.wired.com)
7 days ago

Feds Charge Chinese Hackers With Ripping Off Video Game Loot From 9 Companies (www.wired.com)
9 days ago China

A look at Facebook ad strategies used in Trump's 2016 campaign, as taught by ex-Facebook staffer James Barnes, now campaigning for Biden with non-profit Acronym (www.wired.com)
9 days ago Trump Facebook

Interviews with sources and a review of talent management contracts for game streamers show rampant exploitation in the streaming management industry (www.wired.com)
9 days ago

The 20-Year Hunt for the Man Behind the Love Bug Virus (www.wired.com)
10 days ago

Governments Shouldn't Choose the News in Your Feed: A proposed law in Australia wouldn't just force Facebook and Google to pay news publishers for their content—it would create a state-sponsored media regime. (www.wired.com)
11 days ago Australia Google Facebook

How DeepMind worked with former world chess champion Vladimir Kramnik to make its AI, AlphaZero, learn new variants, which could make AI chess more creative (www.wired.com)
12 days ago AI

Esports Pros Have ‘Dream' Jobs—but Game Publishers Have All the Power | WIRED (www.wired.com)
12 days ago

The Safest Ways to Log In to Your Computer (www.wired.com)
12 days ago

Franchised esports leagues have allowed players to become full-time employees but critics say game publishers like Activision have too much power over players (www.wired.com)
12 days ago

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