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Facebook won't keep your two-factor phone number truly private
Rapacious consumer of personal data Facebook is once again receiving bad press, for being a rapacious consumer of personal data. Facebook pressured Canada to ease up on data rules, U.K. reports say
Facebook promised to open a data centre in Canada to create jobs, in exchange for the federal government offering assurances that it would not impose its jurisdiction over the company's non-Canadian data. SpaceX capsule with dummy aboard docks at space station
SpaceX's new crew capsule has arrived at the International Space Station. The Dragon capsule, containing equipment and a dummy nicknamed Ripley, was developed under contract to NASA, which hopes to start flying U.S. astronauts this summer, ending the agenSpaceX prepares for biggest test yet: The inaugural launch of its Crew Dragon capsule
It's been eight long years since astronauts launched from U.S. soil. Now, Elon Musk's SpaceX is readying for the test of a lifetime with the test launch of its new crew capsule.
It's been eight long years since astronauts launched from U.S. soil. Now, Elon Musk's SpaceX is readying for the test of a lifetime with the test launch of its new crew capsule. Canada gets closer to a right to repair law
When Michael Coteau's daughter dropped his Samsung Galaxy S8 this past fall, cracking it all over, the Ontario Liberal MPP kept using it for a while.
"But then it started irritating my ear, because the glass was kind of breaking apart," he said..Police in U.K. issue warning about 'Momo Challenge' urging kids to self-harm
Police in the U.K. are warning parents about the so-called Momo Challenge, saying messages hidden in otherwise child-friendly online videos can lead to children being directed to injure themselves.
Tech | 207775 hits | 8:58 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Police in the U.K. are warning parents about the so-called Momo Challenge, saying messages hidden in otherwise child-friendly online videos can lead to children being directed to injure themselves. 
Advances by manufacturers are bringing the latest crop of electric-powered vehicles to the point where they're starting to overcome the four main reasons Canadians say they're wary of going electric. Prince Albert II of Monaco behind electric polar expedition car unveiled in Edmonton
An eclectic adventure with a backstory tied to Formula One racing, royalty and Antarctica converged at the Hotel Macdonald Thursday morning as an electric car manufacturer unveiled a zero-emission snowcat vehicle. Google put a microphone in Nest Secure and forgot to tell anyone
Google's decision to bring Assistant-enabled voice controls to its Nest Secure system is causing a stir almost a year after the integration was rolled out.Pulwama attack: Google searches 'hijacked' to link Pakistan flag to toilet paper
The results are believed to be the work of Indian protesters responding to the 14 February Kashmir attack.
Tech | 207384 hits | 5:13 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The results are believed to be the work of Indian protesters responding to the 14 February Kashmir attack. 
Older satnavs and such devices won't be able to use America's Global Positioning System properly after April 6 unless they've been suitably updated or designed to handle a looming epoch rollover.Countries With Zero Rating Have More Expensive Wireless Broadband Than Countries Without It
When an ISP decides to exempt certain applications or services from cutting into a user's data cap, that's zero rating. And the evidence is in that it conclusively makes broadband more expensive.
When an ISP decides to exempt certain applications or services from cutting into a user's data cap, that's zero rating. And the evidence is in that it conclusively makes broadband more expensive. Cyber-warfare could be entering a new and alarming phase, ex-CIA analyst tells MPs
Online attacks on Canada’s financial system could become far more destructive as more militaries around the globe get involved in cyber operations, a security expert and former CIA analyst told a House of Commons committee Wednesday. Many popular iPhone apps secretly record your screen without asking
Many major companies, like Air Canada, Hollister and Expedia, are recording every tap and swipe you make on their iPhone apps. In most cases you won’t even realize it. And they don’t need to ask for permission.EU orders recall of children's smartwatch over severe privacy concerns
EU warns that ENOX Safe-KID-One smartwatches contain several security flaws that let third-parties track and call children's watches.
EU warns that ENOX Safe-KID-One smartwatches contain several security flaws that let third-parties track and call children's watches. 
In February, the YourNewsWire page on Facebook was at its peak popularity, boosted by its salacious post claiming that Justin Trudeau, the Canadian prime minister, was Fidel Castro’s love child.
That story, shared 1,800 times, represented exactly the k Hackers Are Passing Around a Megaleak of 2.2 Billion Records
When hackers breached companies like Dropbox and LinkedIn in recent years—stealing 71 and 117 million passwords, respectively—they at least had the decency to exploit those stolen credentials in secret, or sell them for thousands of dollars on the dark we 
It looks like Facebook was not the only one abusing Apple’s system for distributing employee-only apps to sidestep the App Store and collect extensive data on users.
Google has been running an app called Screenwise Meter, which bears a strong resemblan Facebook pays teens to install VPN that spies on them
Desperate for data on its competitors, Facebook has been secretly paying people to install a “Facebook Research” VPN that lets the company suck in all of a user’s phone and web activity, similar to Facebook’s Onavo Protect app that Apple banned in June an2013 Mac Pro wasn't built in the U.S. because Apple couldn't get enough screws, report says
In 2012, Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly announced that one line of Apple's Mac products will be made in the United States.
Well, it never happened for precisely the reasons you'd think of: Supply chain issues. More precisely, according to a New York Times
In 2012, Apple CEO Tim Cook publicly announced that one line of Apple's Mac products will be made in the United States.
Well, it never happened for precisely the reasons you'd think of: Supply chain issues. More precisely, according to a New York Times Everybody Does It: The Messy Truth About Infiltrating Computer Supply Chains
In October, Bloomberg Businessweek published an alarming story: Operatives working for China’s People’s Liberation Army had secretly implanted microchips into motherboards made in China and sold by U.S.-based Supermicro. This allegedly gave Chinese spies Google confirms it uses dummy phone numbers to record calls with local services
Numbers appearing to come from Vancouver, Toronto, are used by Google to “monitor” clients’ phone calls with customers.Daily Mail demands browser warning U-turn
A built-in tool in Microsoft's Edge app says the Daily Mail's journalism is often inaccurate.
A built-in tool in Microsoft's Edge app says the Daily Mail's journalism is often inaccurate.
Chinese envoy to Canada warns of 'repercussions ' if Ottawa bans Huawei from 5G mobile phone network
China's envoy to Canada on Thursday warned Ottawa of possible repercussions if it banned technology firm Huawei Technologies from supplying equipment to Canadian 5G networks, the latest blast in a deepening bilateral dispute. Popular Weather App Collects Too Much User Data, Security Experts Say
A popular weather app built by a Chinese tech conglomerate has been collecting an unusual amount of data from smartphones around the world and attempting to subscribe some users to paid services without permission, according to a London-based security fir What's the worst China could do with access to Canada's 5G network'Tech | 206791 hits | 3:17 AM on Thursday | posted by Freakinoldguy
UK police are testing facial recognition on Christmas shoppers in London this week
Facial recognition technology continues to be trialled by police forces in the UK despite warnings of high error rates. In the latest test, the technology is being used to scan the faces of Christmas shoppers in London, with police hoping to spot wanted c
Facial recognition technology continues to be trialled by police forces in the UK despite warnings of high error rates. In the latest test, the technology is being used to scan the faces of Christmas shoppers in London, with police hoping to spot wanted c 
With Microsoft's decision to end development of its own Web rendering engine and switch to Chromium, control over the Web has functionally been ceded to Google. That's a worrying turn of events, given the company's past behavior. How a red dot kept Chinese-Canadian readers from getting the full story on HuaweiTech | 207404 hits | 12:03 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Censorship on the enormously popular Chinese app WeChat is affecting the way Canadian immigrants read the news about Meng Wanzhou’s arrest in Vancouver.Factory robot malfunctions and skewers Chinese worker
A factory worker in China survived after a rogue robot malfunctioned and plunged ten huge steel spikes into his chest and arm.
Tech | 207508 hits | 10:10 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A factory worker in China survived after a rogue robot malfunctioned and plunged ten huge steel spikes into his chest and arm. Is Windows 10 still telling Microsoft what you're doing even if you don't want it to' 
Microsoft baffles Windows 10 users by apparently collecting data about recently opened websites and apps when users have opted against sharing that information. BlackBerry unveils secure smart-city service as CEO opens up about big tech
BlackBerry Inc. is making a play to integrate itself into smart cities and vehicles, announcing Monday that it has built a new service to provide infrastructure for vehicles and traffic lights to exchange information securely. 
In March, many Android users were shocked to discover that Facebook had been collecting a record of their call and SMS history, as revealed by the company’s data download tool. Now, internal emails released by the UK Parliament show how the decision was m 
The Canadian branch of 1-800-FLOWERS said malware on its website allowed unauthorized access to customers’ credit card details over a four-year period. TechCrunch reported on December 3rd, 2018 that the flower delivery company filed a report with the Ca Security agencies warn of foreign espionage threat to company networks
The RCMP organized two workshops last March to raise awareness about threats to critical systems, including espionage and foreign interference, cyberattacks, terrorism and sabotage, newly disclosed documents show.Facebook v Soros: 'Congress must probe'
One of George Soros's lieutenants says US politicians must investigate Facebook's smear campaign.
Tech | 207407 hits | 9:45 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
One of George Soros's lieutenants says US politicians must investigate Facebook's smear campaign.Simulator helps experts understand how whales get entangled
Scientists have developed a video simulation of how whales become entangled in fishing lines, and say the technology could help lead to new and safer gear designs.
Scientists have developed a video simulation of how whales become entangled in fishing lines, and say the technology could help lead to new and safer gear designs.Ion drive meets drone, as small plane flies with no moving parts
The Johnson Indoor Track at MIT probably won't go down in history in the same way as Kitty Hawk has, but it was the scene of a first in powered flight. A team of researchers has managed to build the first aircraft powered by an ionic wind, a propulsion sy
The Johnson Indoor Track at MIT probably won't go down in history in the same way as Kitty Hawk has, but it was the scene of a first in powered flight. A team of researchers has managed to build the first aircraft powered by an ionic wind, a propulsion syData Driven: Explore How Cops Are Collecting and Sharing Our Travel Patterns Using Automated License Plate Readers
EFF and MuckRock have filed hundreds of public records requests with law enforcement agencies around the country to reveal how data collected from automated license plate readers (ALPR) is used to track the travel patterns of drivers. We focused exclusive
EFF and MuckRock have filed hundreds of public records requests with law enforcement agencies around the country to reveal how data collected from automated license plate readers (ALPR) is used to track the travel patterns of drivers. We focused exclusiveHow I Lost and Regained Control of My Microchip Implant
It was just before midnight when I made the impulsive decision that would transform me into the world’s most useless cyborg.
My friend and I had just left a free concert at the 25th annual Def Con, the world’s largest hacker conference, and were roamin
It was just before midnight when I made the impulsive decision that would transform me into the world’s most useless cyborg.
My friend and I had just left a free concert at the 25th annual Def Con, the world’s largest hacker conference, and were roaminInventors of spinning wind turbine win James Dyson award
Lancaster students win £30,000 prize for O-Wind turbine after scooping UK equivalent
Lancaster students win £30,000 prize for O-Wind turbine after scooping UK equivalent China's 'artificial sun' reaches 100 million degrees Celsius marking milestone for nuclear fusion
Chinese nuclear scientists reach an important milestone in the global quest to harness energy from nuclear fusion, heating plasma in a tokomak device to a temperature more than six times hotter than the core of the sun. Google accused of 'trust demolition' over health app
DeepMind now wants its health app to become an AI assistant for nurses and doctors around the world.Dubai police begin training on flying motorbikes
Police in Dubai have started training officers to use a flying motorbike - the hoverbike - in the hope first responder units can reach difficult areas.
Tech | 207219 hits | 12:26 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Police in Dubai have started training officers to use a flying motorbike - the hoverbike - in the hope first responder units can reach difficult areas.Back to Canada News
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