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How to use Apple's Digital Legacy feature to pass on your data to someone when you die

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Humanity's Final Arms Race: UN Fails to Agree on 'Killer Robot' Ban

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Sanction hit Huawei says revenues down 29 percent this year

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COVID Alert app still active, but rarely used to record positive tests

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Harnessing an Unusual Kind of Natural Energy: Dancers’ Body Heat

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University Loses 77 Terabytes of Valuable Supercomputer Data

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End of the line finally coming for BlackBerry devices — key services, including network provisioning, will shut down January 4th

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‘I’m still in pain’: Amazon employees say climate of fear has led to high rates of injuries

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Scientists image atoms with record resolution close to absolute physical limits

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Tokyo police lose 2 floppy disks containing personal info on 38 public housing applicants

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South Korea Asks App Stores to Abolish 'Play-To-Earn' Crypto Games

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LastPass says an error, not hackers, triggered some security alerts

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Elon Musk rejects claims he is hogging space: ‘A couple of thousand satellites is nothing’

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University loses 77TB of research data due to backup error

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James Webb Space Telescope’s fuel expected to last more than 10 years

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James Webb Space Telescope's smooth launch extended its life expectancy, NASA says

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China upset about needing to dodge SpaceX Starlink satellites - A formal complaint to the UN under space treaties says the US is responsible.

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China’s new AI policy doesn’t prevent it from building autonomous weapons

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Thinner than a pencil, these solar panels are set to revolutionise solar power

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After the Facebook whistleblower came forward, the company reportedly tried to discredit her reputation among politicians

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Can open-source technology transform chipmaking? RISC-V says yes.

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Study links increased screen time during pandemic with rise in mental, behavioral problems

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Apple Aims to Prevent Defections to Meta With Rare $180,000 Bonuses for Top Talent

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At Least 70 Free-Floating Planets Discovered in a Nearby Region of the Milky Way

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Adaptable transistors could reduce CPU transistor count by 85 percent

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T-Mobile reportedly suffers another (smaller) data breach

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Another T-Mobile cyberattack reportedly exposed customer info and SIMs

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Public safety minister calls on Twitter Canada to address 'abusive' tweet directed at CMA president

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DuckDuckGo's daily search queries have surpassed 100 million, with a 47% increase expected in 2021

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The hacker-for-hire industry is now too big to fail. This is a big moment of turbulence and change for the hacking business. But the demand is here to stay.

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China Wants to Build a Mile-Long Spaceship in Space

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Ancient Egypt: Pharaoh’s mummy digitally unwrapped for first time

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Google’s Pichai Ordered to Answer Queries About ‘Incognito’ Mode

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China says SpaceX satellites nearly collided with its space station

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Rights Groups Accuse Tech Giants of Throttling Content on Abortion Pills

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Unsecured Data Leak Shows Predicitive Policing Is Just Tech-Washed, Old School Biased Policing

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AFRL, Northrop Grumman demonstrate solar to radio frequency conversion

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‘Widevine Dump”: Leaked Code Downloads HD Video from Disney+, Amazon, and Netflix

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Public Broadband Internet Isn’t a Luxury — It’s a Necessity: Everybody needs high-speed internet. But private corporations will never provide it. The solution: treat internet infrastructure as a public utility, funded by the public and built by union workers.

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Russia Blocks Privacy Service Tor In Latest Move To Control Internet

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OneWeb launches 36 satellites into orbit from Kazakhstan

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Could GDPR policy erase your games? It happened to an Ubisoft customer

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Ubisoft is Hemorrhaging Developers

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In 2022, security will be Linux and open-source developers job number one

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COVID Alert App Cost Canada $20 Million, Used Only 869 Times in November

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The Netherlands Government Conducts An Investigation Against Apple, Finding The Company To Be Guilty Of Anti-Competitive Policies

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Virginia family gets keys to Habitat for Humanity's first 3D-printed home in the US

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A new Arctic fiber project aims to link Asia and Europe via the Northwest Passage

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Amazon Reaches Labor Deal, Giving Workers More Power to Organize

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Microsoft joins Google, Amazon, others in canceling in-person presence at CES

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