Most teens think tech companies manipulate them to spend more screen time, and Facebook has become less popular among teens. …read more Source:: CNet

If you’ve been to a few hacker camps then you’re aware they are not the products of giant corporate entities but volunteer run community groups. You may even have volunteered yourself, and done all sorts of interesting tasks that go towards the running of the camp. But few of you will have been on the…

In parts of the developing world, dissidents and journalists face hostile governments and other threats — and mobile is their only access to the internet. …read more Source:: Threatpost

Hours after researchers publicly disclosed an app that was caught stealing and uploading browser history data, Apple removed it from the Mac App Store. …read more Source:: Threatpost

The Equifax breach last September was the largest consumer breach in history. We talked to experts about lessons learned and steps companies can take to prevent and minimize future breaches. …read more Source:: DarkReading

Frontier Communications is asking employees for help in its fight against state net neutrality rules in California, claiming that the rules will give “free” Internet to major Web companies while raising costs for consumers. From a report: The Internet service provider urged employees to submit a form letter asking Governor Jerry Brown to veto the…

Vietnam came out the gate swinging, that’s for sure. …read more Source:: CNet

To say that the RTL-SDR project revolutionized hacker’s capabilities in the RF spectrum would be something of an understatement. It used to be that the bar, in terms of both knowledge and hardware, was so high that only those truly dedicated were able to explore the radio spectrum. But today anyone with $20 can pick…

This year is for mobile Wi-Fi hotspots, but 5G phones will arrive in 2019. Also: AT&T’s AirGig networking is a step closer to reality. …read more Source:: CNet

We’ll have to wait a little longer for any actual specifications. …read more Source:: CNet