Facebook “Scales Back” Their Controversial Cryptocurrency Plan
What was once heralded by the company as a "revolutionary" new payment system now amounts to little more than a copy of PayPal.
What was once heralded by the company as a "revolutionary" new payment system now amounts to little more than a copy of PayPal.
A response to Jack Goldsmith and Andrew Keane Woods.
The fear generated by this global pandemic presents ample opportunity to carelessly inflate the size of the surveillance state. We can't let that happen.
YouTube is joining other big tech platforms in a global effort to reduce strains on the internet as engagements increase during the coronavirus outbreak.
Social isolation policies all over the world mean that YouTube is having to rely even more on its notoriously imperfect AI to moderate content on the platform during the pandemic.
Though earlier reports of completely abandoning the project seem to be false, it's clear that Facebook plans to seriously alter their original cryptocurrency ambitions.
Australia’s communications commission is suing Facebook over for its role in allowing a deceptive phone app to secretly invade the privacy of 87 million users.
Though the EARN IT Act has a clearly admirable goal, it's implications for free speech and privacy online are disastrous.
Bloomberg's campaign thinks memes are the foil to Trump's social media reach.
The vague wording and broad scope of Warren's proposed plan lead one to wonder whether her solution might be worse than the problem.