online-freedom-and-security:-the-next-big-challenge-in-tech

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The way we interact with the internet is changing rapidly. With every innovation comes both opportunity and risk. Users around the world are thinking more about how to protect their privacy and keep their information safe. The growing interest in tools like an incognito browser reflects a wider concern: How can weContinue Reading

this-week-in-techdirt-history:-december-14th-–-20th

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Five Years Ago This week in 2020, USA Today published its latest bogus oped against Section 230 that misrepresented the law, a district court rejected CDT’s challenge of The Traitor’s ridiculous executive order about 230, and The Traitor appointed an unqualified 230-hater to a top DOJ role. Lindsay Graham threatened toContinue Reading

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But the Wiring folks were disenchanted even before Qualcomm swallowed Arduino Updated  Qualcomm quietly rewrote the terms of service for its newest acquisition, programmable microcontroller and SBC maker Arduino, drawing intense fire from the maker community for grabbing additional rights to user-generated content on its platform and prohibiting reverse-engineering ofContinue Reading

kempower-unveils-chargeye-cybersecurity-framework-to-enhance-ev-charging-station-data-security

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Kempower has released technical details about the cybersecurity architecture of its ChargEye charging station management system. The company reports this is the first time it has publicly shared information about the security foundations of ChargEye, which is developed and designed exclusively in Finland by Kempower’s internal engineering team. ChargEye’s softwareContinue Reading