Is Google Chrome eavesdropping on you? A developer reported a bug in September that can allow cyber criminals (or governments) to eavesdrop on Chrome users. Google has a fix ready but has decided not to roll it out. by Randell Suba
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Business Tech Verizon releases its first transparency report about user information requests by U.S. Govt and it's scary by Randell Suba
Business Tech Amazon mulls launching live TV streaming service, in talks with entertainment studios by Randell Suba
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Healthy Living/Wellness ACEP gives U.S. D+ for failing poor emergency care support: How did the states perform? by Randell Suba
Business Tech Dropbox market value estimate tops $10 bn after getting $250 mn funding from BlackRock by Randell Suba
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