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Another batch of secret slides details how non-U.S. data is collected from tech firms.
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Latest NSA leak details PRISM's bigger picture
Another leaked batch of top secret slides relating to the U.S. National Security Agency's PRISM data collection program sheds further light on how non-U.S. data is collected from various tech firms, and how under law U.S. data is filtered out — albeit not always.
Spying on people's emails, phone calls . . . and money
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BlackBerry 10 dismal shipment figures: It's the keyboard
BlackBerry reported that it shipped significantly more older devices than new ones with BlackBerry 10. That's not surprising given enthusiasts' love for the keyboard.
Norton: Android app skips consent, gives Facebook servers user phone numbers
Norton published findings that Facebook's Android app has sent millions of people's phone numbers to its servers upon launch, without users even logging into the app. UPDATED.
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Robots may run data centers, someday
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2nd Watch earns new Amazon cloud competency
The cloud service provider currently recognizes consulting partners in two areas, Big Data and Managed Services.
Small Brazilian towns will get 3G - but only within six years
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