Today, the next major version of HTTP took a big step toward becoming a reality; it’s been officially finalized and now moves towards being fully standardized. According to a blog…
Source: The Largest Update to HTTP in 16 Years Has Been Finalized
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Congress Renews Push to Require Search Warrants for Email Snooping – NationalJournal.com
Mirror bills to update the Electronic Communications Privacy Act will land in both chambers on Wednesday.
Source: Congress Renews Push to Require Search Warrants for Email Snooping – NationalJournal.com
Verizon FiOS will be an East Coast exclusive as of 2016
If you’re a customer of Verizon’s TV, internet or phone services (fiber or otherwise) in California, Florida or Texas then sometime next year you won’t b
Source: Verizon FiOS will be an East Coast exclusive as of 2016
Verizon Won’t Stop Tracking Users, But At Least You Can Opt Out Now – ReadWrite
For whom does the “Supercookie” crumble? Not for us.
Source: Verizon Won’t Stop Tracking Users, But At Least You Can Opt Out Now – ReadWrite
Browse The FDA’s Photostream Of Recalled Products | Popular Science
It’s like a police lineup for medicines and snacks. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration maintains a Flickr album just for pictures of drugs, supplements and pet and people foods it’s recalled from the market. How did we not know this before?
Source: Browse The FDA’s Photostream Of Recalled Products | Popular Science
FBI and US Marshals stock up on radars that can see through walls
“Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do? Whatcha gonna do when they come for you?”…with radars that can “see” through walls. Because according to USA Tod
Source: FBI and US Marshals stock up on radars that can see through walls
How Amazon Tricks You Into Thinking It Always Has the Lowest Prices | Re/code
It’s all about price perception.
Source: How Amazon Tricks You Into Thinking It Always Has the Lowest Prices | Re/code
Illinois law allows schools to demand students’ Facebook passwords – CNET
Technically Incorrect: Conceived to combat cyberbullying, a new law in Illinois may result in schools demanding social media passwords, even if the posting was not done at school or on school computers.
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Illinois law allows schools to demand students’ Facebook passwords – CNET