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Introducing CYBER: A Hacking Podcast by Motherboard
VICE - Jason Koebler
Hacking. Hackers. Disinformation campaigns. Encryption. The Cyber. This stuff gets complicated really fast, but Motherboard spends its time embedded in the infosec world so you don't have to. The Weakest
Action needed to prevent unwanted robocalls
richmondregister.com - Guest Editorial
Guest editorials do not necessarily reflect the views of The Register. How many of us have missed an important phone call because we didn't recognize …
Social Media
How to create and share your own Instagram Top 9 year in review
9to5Mac - Chance Miller
As 2018 comes to a close, year in review features across various social media platforms are becoming incredibly popular. We’ve already told you how to generate your Apple Music year in review, so read
Elon Musk says an upcoming Tesla Roadster will hover. Is he joking?
futurism.com - Victor Tangermann
Ultra Car An upcoming Tesla Roadster will literally hover off the ground using SpaceX thrusters — at least according to a tweet from CEO Elon Musk, …
Mobile
The world of kids on YouTube is wild, weird, and almost entirely unregulated
Quartz
Kids aren’t watching TV like they used to. Today, they’re all over YouTube. Videos aimed at toddlers make up some of the most watched videos on the platform, meaning they’re some of the most popular videos
Opinion
The lessons we can learn from a complaint about Google’s child privacy protections
The Washington Post - By Editorial Board
CONGRESS IS eyeing a federal privacy framework for 2019. But what about the laws already on the books? Demands for an investigation into Google’s marketing of children’s apps in its mobile store could
Consumer advocacy groups call on FTC to investigate kids’ apps on Google Play
TechCrunch - Sarah Perez
A coalition of twenty-two consumer and public health advocacy groups, led by Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC) and Center for Digital Democracy (CDD), have today filed a complaint with the
Lifestyle (UK)
Apple AirPods Live Listen can eavesdrop on conversations from another room
independent.co.uk - Chelsea Ritschel
A useful feature of Apple’s wireless AirPods, designed to help hearing impaired, can also be used to engage in eavesdropping - and people's reactions …
Apple AirPods let people SPY on you: Live Listen tool designed to help the hearing impaired can eavesdrop on you from another
dailymail.co.uk - Joe Pinkstone
An Apple update designed to help hearing impaired people is being heralded as a new dawn for eavesdropping. Live Listen was rolled out with iOS 12 and …
A Dingo stole my GoPro!
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Animal rights activists roar with anger over Khloe Kardashian's Dubai tiger selfie!
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DC sues Facebook over Cambridge Analytica scandal
Ars Technica - Cyrus Farivar
"Facebook failed to protect the privacy of its users," AG Karl Racine said. Further Reading Report: Facebook let major tech firms access private …
Court: Politicians who block citizens on social media violate 1st Amendment
Ars Technica - Cyrus Farivar
4th Circuit: County official's Facebook page is a public forum, must accept all. Further Reading Politicians’ social media pages can be 1st Amendment …
I Gave a Bounty Hunter $300. Then He Located Our Phone
VICE - Joseph Cox
T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T are selling access to their customers’ location data, and that data is ending up in the hands of bounty hunters and others not authorized to possess it, letting them track most
Tesla sued after fatal crash, accused of making “unreasonably dangerous” car
Ars Technica - Cyrus Farivar
Florida passenger died when the driver crashed car at 116 mph. Further Reading Tesla Model S battery bursts into flames, car “totally destroyed” in 5 …
Technology Policy
Software patents poised to make a comeback under new patent office rules
Ars Technica - Ben Klemens
New rule narrows landmark 2014 Supreme Court decision limiting software patents. A landmark 2014 ruling by the Supreme Court called into question the …
The Vergecast
The Verge - Andrew Marino
• Tech • Science • Culture • More Tech Apple • Facebook • Google • Microsoft • Samsung • Apps • Photography • Virtual Reality • Business • Design • AI • All Tech Science Space • Energy • Health • Environment
A Right to Reasonable Inferences: Re-Thinking Data Protection Law in the Age of Big Data and AI by Sandra Wachter, Brent
ssrn.com - Sandra Wachter (Contact Author)
Abstract Big Data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) draw non-intuitive and unverifiable inferences and predictions about the behaviors, …
Machine Learning
Privacy and Cybersecurity Are Converging. Here’s Why That Matters for People and for Companies.
Harvard Business Review - Andrew Burt
2018 has been the year of privacy. News of Facebook’s exposure of tens of millions of user accounts to data firm Cambridge Analytica broke in March — a scandal that was only compounded by recent news the
Paul Manafort Is Terrible With Technology
WIRED - Louise Matsakis
Paul Manafort has a horrible track record when it comes to digital security. The latest reminder came this week, when his defense lawyers failed to …
Rightscon 2018 – Javier Pallermo and Rightscon Retrospective
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Mon, 02 Jul 2018 09:20:29 +0000Internet Law & Policy Foundryhttps://www.ilpfoundry.us/?post_type=podcast&p=11762<img …
Technology Policy Podcast
csis.org
Interview with the Winners of the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition William A. Carter of the Technology Policy Program interviews the UVA …
Tech Policy Podcast
techfreedom.org - PodBean Development
Electric scooters been popping up in cities all over the US, seemingly overnight. While many have found the scooters to be a welcome addition to …
KZSU-FM (Stanford)
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The Cyberlaw Podcast
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YouTuber Law
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Conference
ces.tech
Tech entrepreneurs and policymakers must work together to promote growth and innovation. Our nation’s economy and world leadership depend on it. Come …
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai cancels trip to CES amid government shutdown
The Verge - Makena Kelly
It will be the second year in a row that he hasn’t attended the conference Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai and Commissioner Brendan Carr are canceling their appearances at CES this
The government shutdown is driving users to illegal router settings
The Verge - Russell Brandom
The wireless purge is upon us On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission closed the majority of its operations, a result of the ongoing government shutdown. The FCC enforces the rules for all wireless
Apple trolls CES with a giant dig at Android and Alexa privacy
The Verge - Vlad Savov
Welcome to CES! There’s a giant ad on the side of a building in Las Vegas, making a wordplay on the classic “what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” line. Nothing unusual about that, except it’s been set

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Introducing CYBER: A Hacking Podcast by Motherboard

Action needed to prevent unwanted robocalls

How to create and share your own Instagram Top 9 year in review

Elon Musk says an upcoming Tesla Roadster will hover. Is he joking?

The world of kids on YouTube is wild, weird, and almost entirely unregulated

The lessons we can learn from a complaint about Google’s child privacy protections

Consumer advocacy groups call on FTC to investigate kids’ apps on Google Play

Apple AirPods Live Listen can eavesdrop on conversations from another room

Apple AirPods let people SPY on you: Live Listen tool designed to help the hearing impaired can eavesdrop on you from another

A Dingo stole my GoPro!

Animal rights activists roar with anger over Khloe Kardashian's Dubai tiger selfie!

DC sues Facebook over Cambridge Analytica scandal

Court: Politicians who block citizens on social media violate 1st Amendment

I Gave a Bounty Hunter $300. Then He Located Our Phone

Tesla sued after fatal crash, accused of making “unreasonably dangerous” car

Software patents poised to make a comeback under new patent office rules

The Vergecast

A Right to Reasonable Inferences: Re-Thinking Data Protection Law in the Age of Big Data and AI by Sandra Wachter, Brent

Privacy and Cybersecurity Are Converging. Here’s Why That Matters for People and for Companies.

Paul Manafort Is Terrible With Technology

Rightscon 2018 – Javier Pallermo and Rightscon Retrospective

Technology Policy Podcast

Tech Policy Podcast

KZSU-FM (Stanford)

The Cyberlaw Podcast

YouTuber Law

Conference

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai cancels trip to CES amid government shutdown

The government shutdown is driving users to illegal router settings

Apple trolls CES with a giant dig at Android and Alexa privacy