💰 Some Beijing travelers asked to wear COVID monitoring bracelets, sparking outcry
Instagram now lets creators publish feed posts just for their subscribers
Why Netflix Chose Microsoft to Power Its Advertising Ambitions - The ability to provide privacy, combined with an established ad tech stack through Xandr, and a strong ability to iterate quickly, helped push the computing giant over the finish line.
💰 UK lawmakers tell Visa and Mastercard to justify fee rises
North Carolina Republicans Push Bill Forcing Towns To Destroy Electric Car Chargers
EA pulls a “reverse Ubisoft,” makes some old BioWare DLC free
More job candidates are lying and cheating in their interviews. Employers are using artificial intelligence to catch them.
GM is building a 'coast-to-coast' EV fast-charging network
No Wonder There’s an Air Travel Crisis. Airlines Have Been Screwing Workers for Years.
Nuclear fusion lures investors as scientists hope for new breakthroughs
💰 Facing public outrage, federal officials have given Americans more time to weigh in on Google's plan to relax spam filters for political emails
Corsair’s latest mechanical keyboard is its first with hot-swappable switches
💰 In a Post-Roe World, the Future of Digital Privacy Looks Even Grimmer
Get over it: Microsoft is a Linux and open source company these days
💰 The US Justice Department is likely to reject concessions offered by Alphabet Inc., clearing the way for an antitrust lawsuit over Google’s dominance of the online advertising market
Amazon finally admits giving cops Ring doorbell data without user consent
Unity CEO Calls Mobile Devs Who Don't Prioritize Monetization ‘Fucking Idiots’
China was seen as a gold mine for Western tech companies but now they are leaving there empty-handed
💰 TikTok Use by Military Poses Security Risk, US Regulator Testifies
Panasonic to build $4bn battery plant in Kansas to meet Tesla demand
