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Windows 10 privacy: In new preview build, Microsoft tweaks telemetry settings
A new Windows Insider preview shows off one subtle change to Windows 10's telemetry settings, along with a handful of new and revised Group Policy settings.
Live skin detection tech aims to one-up Apple's Face ID security
Qualcomm is betting on a German technology company that analyzes backscatter reflections to defeat face detection spoofs.
Brazil's tech sector lacks diversity beyond gender
As well as women, black and LGBT professionals are also minorities in the industry.
AT&T, Palo Alto Networks and Broadcom develop virtual firewall framework
The DSFW lets network operators deploy firewalls as software-based platforms rather than hardware appliances.
Coronavirus really is that bad and you should work from home
Is coronavirus really that much worse than the flu? Yes, it is, and if the past is any guide, staying at home will help keep it from spreading.
RemotePC is on sale for $3 and lets you control two work computers from home
RemotePC promises encrypted access between your devices and supports file transfers, remote printing, and more.
Most shared posts about coronavirus come from fake news sites
Content engagement on false and misleading news about the COVID-19 virus illness is over 142 times that of legitimate and expert sources such as the CDC and WHO, according to NewsGuard.
Video conferencing: The top five services compared
ZDNet's Beth Mauder breaks down the top five video conferencing services you and your company should be using to better accommodate remote employees and customers. These include Zoom, Cisco WebEx, Intermedia AnyMeeting, GoToMeeting, and Microsoft and Google's built-in systems. Here's how they compare and differ.
The 10 best smartphones of 2020: 5G powers the top contender
5G is still in its infancy in the US, but low-, mid-, and high-band networks are available from all major carriers. It's not the only reason to consider our top pick, but 5G support is one reason to buy a phone and be confident keeping it for two or three years.
Former DHS official charged with theft of confidential government software, databases
Former DHS Acting Inspector General accused of stealing DHS software in an attempt to make a profit by reselling it back to the US government.
