In December of 2017, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted by a count of 3-2 to end net neutrality. The …
Your Data, for Sale to the Highest Bidder: Twitter’s Admission Confirms That the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica Scandal is Just the Tip of the Iceberg
In March of this year, news of Cambridge Analytica’s use of data illegally collected on as many as 87 million …
Bringing change to America’s Laws: Interview with Amit Thakkar
Across the US the debate surrounding gun laws appears to be more prevalent than ever, with progress being made in …
Cookies are the biggest problem facing personal data use, and they’re everywhere.
Though Zuckerberg’s hearings failed to reveal the larger threat that faces the common internet user, there were some instances where …
Social media crypto-bans are sparking international lawsuits
Switzerland, Kazakhstan, and Armenia have joined Russia, China and South Korea to file a lawsuit against Facebook, Google, Twitter and Yandex …
Millenial meltdown as Facebook updates cause Tinder to temporarily crash
What do I do with my life in the meantime — Wil (@willydazba) April 4, 2018 It took just moments …
Blockchain technology and the future of elections around the world
It is no surprise that blockchain technology is expected to change the world in numerous ways. Major companies are looking …
How Google Doodle first happened, and what it has since become
You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt …
New platform LawMaker.io aims to be the civilian political lobbying mechanism
Unfortunately, it seems that every few weeks there is news of a new mass shooting in the US. Recent figures …
Here’s why the Trump vs Bezos spat could be serious
Trump has decided to pick a fight with the richest man in the world, Jeff Bezos. The president begun tweeting …