COVIDiot caught on film harassing others for following pandemic precautions SAP says it is investigating after a video went viral allegedly featuring one of its employees coughing on fellow shoppers in a US store. And that’s viral in the internet sense, at least.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

Apple’s next iPhone will likely include camera updates for better photography. Here’s every camera rumor we’ve heard ahead of the next Apple event. …read more Source:: CNet

We recommend NordVPN for its continued efforts to improve security without falling behind on speed. …read more Source:: CNet

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Gizmodo: Australia’s High Court, roughly the equivalent of the U.S. Supreme Court, has ruled that Facebook users are responsible for the content of complete strangers who post defamatory comments on their posts. The ruling upholds a June 2019 ruling by the Supreme Court of New South Wales, home…

Luke Plunkett, writing at Kotaku: Back in 2018, The Verge released a guide to building a new PC that was, well, from where I was sitting it was not ideal. From where some angry PC nerds were sitting, though, it was an outrage. How bad was the video? It has its own knowyourmeme page, that’s…

This article shows you our pick of tools that can help you move files and data. We cover some powerful general-purpose tools, a few of our daily go-to favorite picks, and a couple of powerful enterprise-level open source systems. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Good news for chap abused by online mob. Not so much for page admins Australia’s High Court has ruled that companies running Facebook pages can be held liable for user comments on them, a ruling with severe consequences for any business with a presence on the Mark Zuckerberg-owned platform.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

The electric vehicle maker has a new idea to keep cars clean. …read more Source:: CNet

Find out how to play Amazon Games’ MMORPG for free this weekend. …read more Source:: CNet

Matt Levine, writing at Bloomberg: Oh, sure, yes, absolutely. The rule in the U.S. is that an “investment contract,” meaning “the investment of money in a common enterprise with a reasonable expectation of profits to be derived from the efforts of others,” is a security, and generally can’t be sold to the public without registering…