- Google Threatens to Remove Search Engine in Australia Over Proposed Lawby Jack Phillips on January 22, 2021
Google on Friday said it may make its search engine unavailable in Australia if the government carries out a plan for search engines to pay for news content. “If this version of the code were to become law, it would give us no real choice but to stop making Google search […]
- Google Australia Threatens to Pull Search Engine as Battle With Govt Heats Upby Daniel Y. Teng on January 22, 2021
Google on Friday pulled its trump card against the Australian government’s news media payment code, threatening to cut its search engine service from the country. Appearing at a Senate hearing, Google Australia’s Managing Director Mel Silva said: “If this version of […]
- Beijing Building Military Drones to Rival US in War, Leaked File Showsby Eva Fu on January 21, 2021
The Chinese regime has been actively growing its fleet of unmanned aircrafts to spy on and compete with adversaries such as the United States, a leaked document from China’s Ministry of National Defense reveals. The July 2017 document, supplied to The Epoch Times by a […]
- Facebook Refers Trump Account Suspension to Its Oversight Boardby Jack Phillips on January 21, 2021
Facebook will refer its decision to suspend former President Donald Trump’s account earlier this month to the company’s oversight board for a complete review, said company executive Nick Clegg. “We believe our decision was necessary and right. Given its significance, […]
- ‘Anti-Facebook’ App MeWe Sees Surge in Downloads Amid Privacy Concernsby Jack Phillips on January 21, 2021
MeWe, a social media app that focuses on privacy, has seen a surge in downloads in recent weeks in the midst of a social media crackdown on users’ content and accounts. “People all over the world are leaving Facebook and Twitter in droves because they are fed up with […]
- Malwarebytes Hacked by Group Behind SolarWinds Breach, Company Saysby Isabel van Brugen on January 21, 2021
Cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes said Tuesday it believes that some of its emails were compromised by the same threat actors behind the hack of SolarWinds technology, which caused a breach of U.S. government systems late last year. In a statement, Malwarebytes said that […]
- Parler Claims Amazon Intentionally Left Security Hole for Hackers to Attack Data Centersby Jack Phillips on January 19, 2021
Parler, in a court filing, accused Amazon Web Services (AWS) of deliberately leaving open Amazon Route 53, a Domain Name System web service, that essentially provided a green light for hackers to attack its data centers. Parler’s filing in a Washington state court stated […]