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Facebook repeatedly overruled fact checkers in favor of conservatives
Facebook has repeatedly overruled its own fact checkers in order to help conservative pages avoid punishment for spreading misinformation. That’s according to leaked documents reported by NBC News, which found evidence that employees regularly interv… Source
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WarnerMedia undergoes major reorganization as HBO Max gets higher priority
Two of WarnerMedia’s top executives, Bob Greenblatt and Kevin Reilly, are leaving the company as CEO Jason Kilar begins to plan the company’s future with a tighter focus on HBO Max. Greenblatt oversaw all of the company’s direct-to-consumer lines and oversaw WarnerMedia as a whole; Kevin Reilly was WarnerMedia’s content…
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Have I Been Pwned — which tells you if passwords were breached — is going open source
These days, we almost take it as a given that piss-poor security will inevitably expose some of your usernames and passwords to the world — that’s why 2FA is so important, and why you might want a password checkup tool like the ones now built into every modern browser (well,…
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The 20 best online games you should play today The 20 best online games you should play today
Runescape is a free-to-play massively multiplayer online role-playing game, and while it may not seem that important on the surface, it’s actually a huge deal. Documented by the Guinness World Records, Runescape is known as the world’s most popular free MMORPG, with over 200 million registered players. It also has…
Read MoreDoes identity theft protection and credit monitoring really work? null
Everyone is at risk of identity theft. But can you really protect against it? Companies offering identity theft protection and credit monitoring services seem to suggest that yes, you can. But how reliable are these services? Do they really deliver on their promise, or can you protect your identity from…
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Tech Companies Helped Foster Cancel Culture. They Should Have To Answer For It.
Ben Kothe / BuzzFeed News; Getty Images Last week, Republican Rep. Jim Jordan asked a question at a Congressional hearing that seemed to come out of nowhere. While the biggest tech CEOs — Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Apple’s Tim Cook, and Google’s Sundar Pichai — were being questioned…
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