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Technology News
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- Title II of the Communications Act is what provides the legal foundation for net neutrality and prevents Internet Service Providers like Comcast Verizon and AT T from slowing down and blocking websites or charging apps and sites extra fees to reach an audience which they then pass along to consumers.
- Without net neutrality the Internet will become more like Cable TV where the content you see is what your provider puts in front of you.
- Websites Internet users and online communities will come together to sound the alarm about the attack on net neutrality.
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- In February a former employee detailed in a public blog post a history of what she said was sexual harassment and unresponsive management setting off a investigation that unearthed embarrassing corporate misbehavior at the company.
- Privately investigators and Uber employees obtained and discussed the medical records as the case progressed three people familiar with the matter but who were not authorized to speak publicly about it have said.
- The complaint accuses Alexander of obtaining medical records in India and then carrying them around with him speaking about them and spreading the conspiracy theory to other members of Uber management.
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- true the weakening of US net neutrality laws will unlikely materially impact Netflix business or service but we would be where we are today without an open internet the spokesperson wrote.
- Netflix has always been a bit opportunistic about net neutrality and it hard to draw a connection between its growing subscriber count and its dwindling support for open internet policies.
- Last time around during a protest organized by the same group websites including Kickstarter Tumblr and Reddit filled their sites with spinning wheels indicating that they were taking forever to load a statement against the internet fast and slow lanes that losing net neutrality might create.
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- As Recode first reported following the incident Alexander obtained her medical records and carted the file around for many months after showing it to a number of executives including Michael and Kalanick.
- is shocking that Travis Kalanick could publicly say that Uber would do everything to support our client and her family in her recovery when he and other executives were reviewing illegally obtained medical records and engaging in offensive and spurious conspiracy theories about the brutal rape she so tragically suffered the attorney Douglas Wigdor said in a statement.
- executives duplicitously and publicly decried the rape expressing sympathy for Plaintiff and shock and regret at the violent attack while privately speculating as outlandish as it is that she had colluded with a rival company to harm business the suit reads.
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- Facebook is where people post pictures with their friends get their news form support groups and hold politicians to account.
- What started out as a way for college students in the United States to stay in touch is now used by nearly billion people around the world.
- We debate these questions fiercely and freely inside Facebook every day and with experts from around the world whom we consult for guidance.
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- intelligence agencies and allies consider the law vital to national security but privacy advocates have criticized Section for allowing the incidental collection of data belonging to an unknown number of Americans without a search warrant.
- Government surveillance activities under the FISA Amendments Act have violated Americans constitutionally protected rights the group of about three dozen lawmakers known as the House Freedom Caucus said in a statement.
- The intraparty dissent among Republicans in Congress over Section resembles a debate that took place two years ago when lawmakers disagreed sharply over whether to curtail a National Security Agency program that collected call metadata in bulk a practice exposed publicly by former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
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- In February a former employee detailed in a public blog post a history of what she said was sexual harassment and unresponsive management setting off a investigation that unearthed embarrassing corporate misbehavior at the company.
- Privately investigators and Uber employees obtained and discussed the medical records as the case progressed three people familiar with the matter but who were not authorized to speak publicly about it have said.
- The complaint accuses Alexander of obtaining medical records in India and then carrying them around with him speaking about them and spreading the conspiracy theory to other members of Uber management.
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- As Tausif Noor has written in an excellent essay on the collateral societal damage of a platform controlling whether we think our friends are safe or not by and institutionally entering into matters Facebook takes on new responsibilities for responding to them.
- While the company likely had the best of intentions in developing the feature which after all grew out of organic site usage following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan the result at this point looks like an insensible that encourages people to overreact to tragic events when the sane and rational response would actually be the opposite stay calm and worry unless you hear otherwise.
- If so Facebook is directly linking its behavioral nudging of users via Safety Check with a revenue generating feature that will let it take a cut of any money raised to help victims of the same tragedies.
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- Although academic research finds that the radicalization of members of groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda primarily occurs offline we know that the internet does play a role and we want Facebook to be used for any terrorist activity whatsoever.
- Our Community Operations teams around the world which we are growing by people over the next year work hours a day and in dozens of languages to review these reports and determine the context.
- also worked with Affinis Labs to host hackathons in places like Manila Dhaka and Jakarta where community leaders joined forces with tech entrepreneurs to develop innovative solutions to push back against extremism and hate online.
