Chinese browser Maxthon grants admin rights to malware
Security-focused Chinese web browser Maxthon contains an easily exploitable vulnerability that could give hackers administrative rights on Windows computers,…
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These Professors Are Arguing That AI Should Get Animal Rights
Weak AI Today’s artificial intelligence algorithms are unfeeling tools that can automate various jobs. It’s possible, though, that someday we’ll figure out how…
Bungie Splits with Activision, Maintains Future Rights
Bungie and Activision are parting methods after sustaining a publishing settlement since 2010.Bungie made the announcement via Bungie.web right this…
Microchip implants are threatening workers’ rights
It’s not often trades unions and employers are equally worried about an issue threatening workers’ rights. But recently, the UK’s Trades Union…
Nintendo America Really Wanted The Rights To Harry Potter | Gaming News
There was a point in time when Japanese video game giant Nintendo was looking intently at the Harry Potter franchise in the late 90s to come to the Nintendo…
Uber back in court in UK to argue against workers rights for drivers | Apps
Latest Apps and Software NewsUber is back in court in the UK today and tomorrow to try once again to overturn a two year old employment tribunal ruling…
SoundCloud partners with Dubset to let DJs get the rights to remixes and…
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SoundCloud has partnered with rights clearance startup Dubset, giving SoundCloud artists and DJs a straightforward and…
Facebook and Airbnb told to change their ToS to fix EU consumer rights…
Facebook has been singled out for censure by the European Commission’s head of consumer affairs who has warned she’s running out of patience and said the…
Facebook is hiring a director of human rights policy to work on “conflict…
Facebook is advertising for a human rights policy director to join its business, located either at its Menlo Park HQ or in Washington DC — with “conflict…
Twitter agrees to abuse-transparency reports, civil rights audit
A meek and quiet “no” was Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s refrain as he responded to an onslaught of questions from House Energy Committee Republicans about whether…