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TikTok hires legal experts for content moderation amid censorship concerns
The popular social media platform has hired global law firm K&L Gates LLP, including two former US Congressmen, in an effort to ramp up its moderation policies after Senator Marco Rubio questioned the legitimacy of TikTok’s Chinese owner's acquisition of the now-defunct Musical.ly.
Huawei revenue up by almost one quarter for third quarter
Bans are yet to hit the Chinese giant's bottom line.
Security researcher publishes proof-of-concept code for recent Android zero-day
Qu1ckR00t app can root an Android device using the CVE-2019-2215 zero-day.
IBM's third quarter a mixed bag as sales fall short, but earnings better than expected.
Red Hat delivered revenue growth of 29% and the cloud and cognitive software unit saw sales grow 6%.
FCC approves merger of T-Mobile and Sprint
Both democrats on the commission voted against the deal, which shrinks the number of major wireless carriers in the US from four to three.
Security dream? DNS-over-HTTPS does not prevent ISPs from tracking users' web traffic
Several experts, companies, and national entities have voiced very convincing concerns about DoH and its features.
US, South Korea officials trace bitcoin transactions to take down massive child porn site
Officials have seized approximately eight terabytes of child sexual exploitation videos and arrested more than 300 people worldwide associated with the site, the US Justice Department said.
Pixel 4 vs. Galaxy S10 vs. iPhone 11 Pro: We compare specs, prices, and features
Trying to decide which phone is right for you? Let's take a closer look.
Microsoft introduces new open-source specs for developing cloud and edge applications
Microsoft is introducing two new specs, the Open Application Model and Dapr, with the aim of making building cloud, edge and Kubernetes apps easier.
Internet inside out: Kubernetes becomes the service delivery engine of the data center
The Internet has always relied upon DNS as its “phone book” to locate Web sites, corporate domains, and Web services. In a world dominated by microservices, all that might actually have to change.
