Governments around the world increasingly rely on IT to become more efficient.
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Gate-like checkpoints are being used to record biometrics and device digital fingerprints for Xinjiang residents.
Internet giants have too much control over society, economy, and democracy, a La Trobe Law School cybersecurity associate professor has said.
Russia's sovereign internet bill has been signed into law, giving authorities an easier way to block content.
Microsoft creates 'required' and 'optional' categories of data it collects after EU probe into GDPR violations.
Finnish digital prescriptions are now valid in neighboring Estonia, thanks to an EU health data initiative.
The industry faced backlash following last year’s wildfires and firefighter service throttling.
Internet and email communications are essential for performing modern business tasks, but companies must put rules in place to reduce the risks that come along with those technologies. This policy offers...
Storing passwords in plain text and harvesting email contacts have landed the firm in hot water -- again.
The grant will be used to scale the Visualize No Malaria program in more African countries.
US legislators want to know who else had access to this database besides Google employees and US law enforcement.
While Huawei could not confirm the reports that the British government will be allowing it to take part in 5G, the Chinese tech giant says that if they are true, the UK ‘will have access to the fastest and most reliable networks’.
According to a report, Huawei will be allowed to provide antennas and non-core infrastructure for the 5G network build-outs across the United Kingdom.
EU Parliament green-lights the creation of the Common Identity Repository (CIR), a gigantic biometrics database.
French government open-sources in-house-made end-to-end encryption IM app named Tchap.
The introduction of a unified point of access to government information is expected save millions of reais a year and simplify service provision to citizens.
The TechD program aims to get universities, large companies and startups developing scalable and internationally attractive projects in areas such as healthcare and Internet of Things.
In what ways can teachers use tech to enrich their lessons?
Operating and maintaining the sensitive IT equipment in Australia's tropical far north can be a challenging undertaking, but NEC Australia has worked out a way to keep things running for some of Australia's most remote communities.
No matter the age, learning a programming language is a marketable skill. Here are mobile apps to assist you.
ZDNet took iRobot's new Android-based robot controller for a spin at a briefing in New York City. (Spoiler alert: nothing broke.)
Out of the thousands on offer to make your life easier, here is a roundup of the most essential Android applications for students.
What are some of the most innovative tech projects and ideas seeking crowdfunding on Kickstarter and Indiegogo this month?
A high-spec laptop for design, a budget laptop for reading or a decent all-rounder -- whatever your student needs going back to school, you can find it here.
A high-spec tablet for media, a budget tablet for reading or a decent all-rounder -- whatever your student needs going back to school, you can find it here.
From gaming headsets to budget tablets, here are some of the best back to school tech and gadgets on the market.
School will soon be in session and a Chromebook may be just what you need for the coming academic year.
You have one, your partner has one, and your child wants one. What are some of the best tablets and tips to keep them entertained, happy, and most importantly, safe?
As the World Cup kicks off, we list five technology projects rolled out across the venues that will be hosting the tournament in Brazil over the next month.
Those who want maximum privacy for their email have a tough time using difficult software. Google is attempting to do better with Gmail, but there's already a decent webmail solution.
Microsoft's new PowerPoint plug-in and associated cloud service makes it easy to create and distribute compelling educational content.
As the government and private sector focus on improving Brazil's innovation ecosystem, many local women are working to foster this environment by connecting people, ideas and turning ideas into reality. We list some of the females making a difference in the Brazilian technology innovation scene.
France says while the UK is making tech talent feel less welcome, it is opening its doors. Read more: https://zd.net/2CjAYpA
Transparency rules are considered too complex to manage before Canada’s next election.
The Catalonian government has partnered with Juniper and Vodafone to fit its ambulances with 5G connectivity.
It will examine industry practices, conduct law enforcement investigations and review mergers -- both prospective and consummated tech mergers.
The landscape for tech startup funding has shifted significantly since the 2016 Brexit vote.
More vacancies could be wiped out in the Latin country than in the United States, says study.
People in Finland are being shown the public and private services that could benefit them most in an ambitious AI trial.
Government also offers cash rewards worth as much as $30,000. Read more: https://zd.net/2UN45se
German antitrust watchdog wants Facebook to obtain explicit user consent before merging data collected from WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Analytics, and social buttons with Facebook profiles. Read more: https://zd.net/2SMC2f5
Russia’s internet contingency plan is quickly approaching and officials are still planning an internet disconnect for testing purposes. Read more: https://zd.net/2GCsLjc
Denmark's first ambassador to Silicon Valley reflects on his efforts to engage Silicon Valley tech companies in a new form of diplomacy. Read more: https://zd.net/2DXzdzz
The Waze app currently notifies drivers of speed traps and sobriety checkpoints, which has caused the NYPD to reach out to Google to demand a stop. Read more: https://zd.net/2TEDe1i
Australian telco says the lack of a clear upgrade path to 5G will see it end its network rollout.
To be hosted either externally or internally.
"Admin@kremlin.ru" account spotted on thousands of Russian-linked, internet-exposed MongoDB databases.
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