Month: October 2020
US Senators Can’t Be Bothered To Pronounce The Google CEO’s Last Name Correctly
Sundar Pichai is a billionaire who has been running Google, a $1.5 trillion company headquartered in Mountain View, California, and its parent company, Alphabet, for the last five years. On Wednesday, a panel of Democrat and Republican senators questioned Pichai, along with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack…
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The Witcher 4 – everything we know so far about Polaris
Ever since The Witcher 4 Polaris was announced all the way back in March 2022, fans have been on tenterhooks waiting – pleading – for more concrete information on the upcoming fantasy RPG. Even though it’s likely not even going to be called The Witcher 4, that’s what we’re referring…
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Six Republican Secretaries Of State Tried To Stop Facebook’s Effort To Register Millions Of Voters
Rachel Wisniewski / Reuters On Monday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a major milestone for what he called “the largest voting information campaign in US history.” Launched in August with the goal of registering 4 million Americans to vote, Facebook claimed the effort garnered an estimated 4.4 million registrations across…
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Battling account takeover and identity theft: effective countermeasures revealed
Account takeover is a serious threat to everyone. Cybersecurity experts have warned about this issue for years, and we must take it seriously. Our credentials being leaked can result in identity theft and cause significant harm to us. While there are resources available for users to check if their details…
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A Facebook Executive Accused Of Protecting Hate Speech In India Has Left The Company
Ankhi Das, a top Facebook executive in India, the company’s largest market, is leaving the company months after reports revealed that she had shielded politicians from India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party from Facebook’s hate speech rules to protect the company’s business interests in India. “I have decided to step down…
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Zoom Deleted Events Discussing Zoom “Censorship”
Zoom shut down a series of events meant to discuss what organizers called “censorship” by the company. The events were planned for Oct. 23 and were organized in response to a previous cancellation by Zoom of a San Francisco State University talk by Leila Khaled, a member of the Popular…
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