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Google antitrust: Regulators set sigths on Google Chrome
The EU is increasing its scrutiny of Google's business practices as new preliminary investigation starts.
San Diego to suspend facial recognition tech program used by police, ICE access blocked
The EFF’s campaign against facial recognition scanners used by law enforcement has borne fruit.
GPS inventor: We need to fix GPS's jamming problem
As we become ever-more reliant on GPS, the prospect of it going down seems increasingly worrying.
WhatsApp to sue companies that abuse the platform for bulk messaging
The abuse of WhatsApp Business functions to spam customers will not be tolerated.
Windows 10 2004: New 20H1 build shows off Quick Searches feature coming to all
Microsoft is enabling the new Quick Searches feature for Windows 10 users in 11 markets outside the US.
APIs' reach expanding beyond developers, survey shows
Survey of 10,000 managers and professionals finds more non-developers working with APIs. Small teams, internal APIs are more the rule.
The ACCC is going to need a standard speed measurement for one ADSL2+
Deciding whether the NBN leaves users 'no worse off' depends entirely on what is being measured.
Two of China's largest tech firms are uniting to create a new 'domestic OS'
CS2C and Tianjin Kylin announce plans to develop a new Chinese operating system.
Fugro using machine learning to map boulders on the sea floor
The algorithm is determining if something is 'boulder' or 'not boulder' before a wind farm is stood up out at sea.
Most tech giants paid their share of tax during 2018 financial year, ATO reveals
Except there were still some repeat offenders that continued to pay nothing.
