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What “Exclusive Use” Really Means for a Home Office Space
Discover what “Exclusive Use” truly means for a home office space and why understanding it is crucial for your eligibility—keep reading to find out more.
License Plate Reader Searches Should Require A Warrant
A court has determined that police must obtain warrants before using license plate readers for searches, impacting law enforcement practices nationwide.
Illinois Just Passed A Law That Puts Linux On The Hook For Age Verification
Illinois enacts legislation requiring Linux-based platforms to implement age verification measures, raising questions about technology and privacy implications.
Georgia Police Officers Fired After Flock Camera Misuse
Two Georgia police officers have been terminated after misusing Flock surveillance cameras, raising concerns over law enforcement oversight and privacy.
Fastmail Offers EU Data Region
Fastmail now offers an EU data region, enhancing privacy options for European users amid increasing data sovereignty concerns.
Federal Communications Commission Scraps Limit On Broadcast TV Ownership
The FCC has removed limits on the number of broadcast TV stations a company can own, potentially reshaping media ownership rules and market competition.
EU Age Verification Project Mandates Hardware-Bound Attestation
The EU’s new age verification rules require hardware-bound attestation to improve online age checks, with implementation details still under development.
Firewall Appliances for Remote Work: When Do They Matter?
Great remote work security begins with understanding when firewall appliances are essential to protect your networks and data effectively.
Government Orders GitHub To Remove Bluetooth-based Chat App Bitchat: Jack Dorsey
The government has instructed GitHub to remove the Bluetooth-based chat app Bitchat, citing security concerns. Jack Dorsey comments on the situation.