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New: the new looming piece of privacy legislation in the US has a lot of support. But a side effect is that, if it does become law, it might wipe out $200 million fines issued to the telecoms for selling the location data of customers to bounty hunters https://t.co/u0W6Ffo11R
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New US Privacy Law May Give Telecoms Free Pass on $200 Million Fines
The American Data Privacy and Protection Act is designed to give Americans more privacy protections. But it might have the side effect of undermining fines proposed in response to a massive ...
RT @kevincollier: Bad, counterinformative headline, CBS. Discussing abortion in general isn't getting anyone arrested. Discussing an actual abortion over unencrypted channels can. It's a tough, complicated subject, but that's why the press has to take care to get it right.
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Why even discussing abortion can now get you arrested
"If it were me, at this point, I'd use a notebook — I wouldn't use an app," said one lawyer about the growing threat to privacy.
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RT @StopMalvertisin: Risky Biz News | Clarifying the "DOD can't use software with vulnerabilities" misunderstanding https://t.co/Lvo1cfmA6i
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Risky Biz News: Clarifying the "DOD can't use software with vulnerabilities" misunderstanding
In other news: Estonia reports record DDoS attacks; Brazil police conduct raids in Lapsus$ investigation; and Ryuk money launderer arrested.