On Thursday, Google said it had appealed the demand, and said one country should not be able to regulate the worldwide internet.
Source : Google accuses France of trying to apply its laws to global internet
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For example, it will learn whether you’re more of a “haha” vs. “lol” kind of person.
Source : Official Google Blog: Saying 👋 to Allo and Duo: new apps for smart messaging and video calling
When cameras are talking to the cloud, there’s room for them to make mistakes, and these devices are filming pieces of your private life so that can be a little worrisome.
Source : Smart doorbell owners saw video from other houses thanks to a weird bug | The Verge
The majority of non-ad blocker users are simply not aware they can block ads.
Source : The main reason why people are not already using ad blockers should worry publishers
Développé avec l’objectif de palier aux problèmes de qualité de surface liés à la fabrication additive, ce procédé permet de proposer des pièces imprimées en 3D qui offrent une qualité similaire à l’injection plastique.
Source : Lissage Embelliseur
The people here at BitTorrent have changed the way the internet works, and more than once. We are about to do it again with our sights firmly set on making live video streaming actually work.
L’utilisateur n’a pas consenti à ce que ses données soient collectées quand l’application n’est pas utilisée (…). Visiblement l’utilisateur n’a pas non plus consenti à ce que sa localisation soit transmise à un tiers quand l’application est inactive
Source : L’application Runkeeper accusée de transmettre des données personnelles, même inactive
Since so many people are already using Waze to get to work, why not help a fellow commuter heading in the same direction? That’s what Waze Carpool is all about.
Source : Waze Carpool
Mr. Xi outlined what he described as the two prevalent viewpoints on tech policy in China. Under one, the country would continue with an industrial policy intended to absorb technology from foreign companies and ensure products are “secure and controllable.” That phrase, companies and industry groups said, could include such measures as giving the Chinese government access to systems, providing encryption keys or handing over source code.
Source : China Quietly Targets U.S. Tech Companies in Security Reviews – The New York Times