Edward Snowden to Speak at SXSW Interactive
Will appear via videolink from Russia
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Hackers Reveal 4.6 Million Snapchat Usernames and Phone Numbers
Phone numbers, usernames and location data are all part of the database that appeared online
Robots Have Taken Over the Internet
The good news is that fewer of them are spam bots
That Flashlight on Your Phone Was Watching You
FTC slams Android app maker over location-tracking
Survey: Millennials Care About Privacy (But Not So Much in Japan)
Contrary to popular belief, young Americans are, on the whole, about as private online as older generations.
This Will Let You Watch the People Watching You Online
New Firefox feature allows users to see who is tracking their movements on the web
Elon Musk Buys an Old Bond Mobile
Billionaire wants to turn it into a real-life submersible vehicle.
The Incredible Shrinking Tweet
Study says posts are getting shorter
Docs Reveal NSA Campaign Against Anonymous Tor Network
The National Security Agency identified users of the anonymous network that hosted the now-seized Silk Road black market site
The Six Most Important Moments in Reddit History
Alexis Ohanian, author of a new book, looks back at the highs and lows of the social news site he co-founded from landing an interview with the president to landing in hot water over its users’ behavior after the Boston Marathon bombing
Google May Stop Using Cookies
More sophisticated technology could enhance the company’s ability to track user activity.
Apple Innovative No More, Says Man Who Helped Shape the Company
The scrappy, disruptive Silicon Valley company that revolutionized the way we think of the personal computer is no more, says the man who helped Steve Jobs design the Mac in the 1980s.