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| Steve Ragan / CSO: |
Names, dates of birth, addresses, phone numbers, voting history for 191M US voters exposed by misconfigured database whose owner remains unidentified — Database configuration issues expose 191 million voter records — Massive database exposed to public, major political data managers deny ownership
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Tweets: @tracyannkosa, @justinkan, @martijn_grooten, @pogowasright and @davemcclure
| Stephen Hall / 9to5Google: |
Pictures of Google Glass Enterprise Edition turn up at FCC, showing foldable design — This is Google Glass: Enterprise Edition in the flesh [Gallery] — Earlier this year, we told you across several exclusive reports that new Google Glass hardware was on the way, namely a device Google …
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CNET, BGR, Digital Trends, Inc.com, PCWorld, Re/code, Android Authority, Redmond Pie, Engadget, The Verge, Tech Insider, Thurrott.com, Pocketnow, Wearable Tech Insider, SlashGear, Pocket-lint, Ubergizmo, Phandroid, TechnoBuffalo, PhoneDog.com, Fortune, Android and Me, TechSpot, Mashable, Droid Life, Android Police, Tech Times and Android Central
| Ben Blanchard / Reuters: |
China passes controversial counter-terrorism law that requires tech firms to help decrypt information, doesn't require installing backdoors as initially planned — China passes controversial counter-terrorism law — China's parliament passed a controversial new anti-terrorism law on Sunday …
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New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Business, Re/code, BetaNews, Xinhua News Agency, The Verge, Xinhua News Agency, TechEye, CNET, Techdirt, The Hill, Quartz, CNN, Engadget, The Register, US News, Fortune, Financial Times, Washington Post, SlashGear, The Next Web, The Diplomat, The Independent, Ubergizmo, TechSpot, Digital Trends, ReadWrite, SiliconANGLE, International Business Times, DW.COM, New York Times and BBC
Tweets: @nytimesbusiness, @ggreenwald, @ridt, @nytimesworld and @baldingsworld
See also Mediagazer| Josh Constine / TechCrunch: |
Facebook fights skepticism from net neutrality advocates over its Free Basics program in India — Facebook Confronts The Free Internet Neutrality Dilemma — What's more important? Restricted free Internet access for the poor? Or maintaining an open, neutral Internet without limitations?
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Times of India, Techdirt, SiliconANGLE, Quartz, Wall Street Journal, Guardian, Tech Insider, The Wire, BuzzFeed, Boing Boing, CNET, Digital Trends, The Verge, Bloomberg Business, CNNMoney, Fortune and Tech Times
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See also Mediagazer| Todd Bishop / GeekWire: |
Amazon Prime adds more than 3M new members in 1 week at peak of holiday shopping season — Amazon said tonight that it added more than 3 million new Amazon Prime members globally in just one week at the height of the holiday shopping season this year. It's the latest sign of growth …
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Amazon.com, Good E-Reader, Guardian, Bank Innovation, Inc.com, CNET, Gigaom, Business Insider, Digital Trends, TIME, Tech Trader Daily, The Next Web, TechCrunch, TechSpot, Pocketnow, International Business Times, The Verge, PYMNTS.com, SiliconBeat, Forbes, VatorNews, Marketing Land, Washington Post, RAIN News, Mashable, internetretailer.com and bizjournals. Tweets: @om. Thanks:@kevinlisota
| Chris Welch / The Verge: |
Verizon now covers up to $650 in early termination fees when switching mobile operators, joining other carriers in doing so — Verizon will give you up to $650 to switch from another carrier — Is the biggest US wireless carrier starting to feel some pressure from its rivals? Perhaps.| RT: |
Turkish sites under intensifying, weeks long DDoS attacks that disrupted some banking services over the holidays; Anonymous claims responsibility — Turkish banks & government sites under ‘intense’ attacks on Christmas holidays — Turkey is suffering from a wave of cyber-attacks on financial … | Joseph Cox / Motherboard: |
North Korea's homegrown Red Star OS computers watermark all documents and media files on inserted USB sticks, to track underground sharing — Inside North Korea's Totalitarian Operating System — The goal of a totalitarian regime is to control everything in a country: information, resources, and power.
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Reuters, BGR, Forbes, SlashGear, Re/code, The Mac Observer, Digital Trends, Geek.com, RT, Tech Times, TechEye, InfoWorld, Engadget and BetaNews
| Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
Despite a steady inflow of new well-known apps, it remains unclear whether the Universal Windows Platform can maintain momentum with developers — Windows 10 app momentum: A flash in the pan or something sustainable? — There has been a steady trickle of Universal Windows Platform apps arriving in the Windows Store, as of late.
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Digital Trends, Windows Central, Business Insider, The Register and WinBeta
| Russell Brandom / The Verge: |
New York City starts installing LinkNYC public gigabit Wi-Fi access points in phone booths — New York is finally installing its promised public gigabit Wi-Fi — Today, workers began installing the first LinkNYC access points in New York. First announced in November 2014 … | Nandita Bose / Reuters: |
Samsung plans to let US users pay online with Samsung Pay, expand it to lower-priced smartphones soon — Samsung Pay plans to enable U.S. online shopping in 2016 — Samsung Electronics Co plans to expand its fledgling mobile payment service in the United States next year …
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Android Police, Android Authority, The Verge, Phandroid and Android Central
Tweets: @mdudas and @brianroemmele
| Maureen Farrell / Wall Street Journal: |
Behind the comeback of Frank Quattrone, who founded tech-oriented Qatalyst Partners investment bank in 2008, and has advised on 85+ deals worth at least $158B — Behind Frank Quattrone's Comeback in New Tech Era — Famed deal-maker is again in high demand, but controversy lingers from his dot-com daysSponsor Posts
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