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Teleworking? Algorithm helps bosses flag dud workers
A tech startup is helping employers attach a so-called productivity number to every employee. Is this actually productive?
Zoom: If you want end-to-end encryption you'll have to pay
You want your Zoom calls to be really private? You'll have to pay. And you might find Zoom's reasoning strange, or even laughable. It involves the FBI.
Password management service LastPass fixes outage it said it did not have
LastPass issue appears to impact users with accounts dating back to 2014 and earlier.
Extraordinary surge in download of mobile VPN apps worldwide
Countries with the most mobile VPN app downloads: Indonesia, the US, India.
Google opens Google Docs to people without accounts
New sharing and editing feature with non-Google accounts goes live as a beta feature for G Suite accounts.
What Apple customers really hate about their products
What example of Apple's nickel and diming has annoyed you the most? These are some of the answers given by customers.
Are Facebook's CEO and COO bad news for the social network?
Opinion: A devastating New York Times investigation reveals a Facebook in which its two top officials behave in troubling ways.
Consumer's dilemma: iPhone XS or iPhone XR?
Those wanting to upgrade their iPhones currently have an interesting quandary. And Apple store employees are very aware of it.
Facebook and Holocaust denial: The social network's censorship role
This isn't the first time Facebook's apparent acceptance of Holocaust denial has caused problems. The company's attitude has, if anything, become more muddled.