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How Marina Joyce caused mass hysteria across the internet
There is a bizarre internet conspiracy brewing and if you have not yet heard the name Marina Rose Joyce, we are here to enlighten you. Marina Rose Joyce is a YouTube celebrity from the UK, who kicked off her career at just 15 years old. The now
Internet troll pleads guilty to posting sexist, derogatory comments on facebook
An Australian man who allegedly abused more than one ladies on facebook informed police in October he did not recognise there has been something crook about “internet trolling” and that he turned into inebriated, so y’recognise, he couldn’t control his movements. but on Monday, Zane Alchin changed
Google Rolls Out Free Gigabit Internet Service to Public Housing
Many of us might take high-speed Internet access for granted, but for low-income folks it’s a luxury they simply can’t afford. Google hopes to pick up some of that slack. The company on Wednesday began rolling out a program that will provide free, super-fast Internet connections to
Libya, France Drop Furthest in Annual Internet Freedom Ranking
China leads the list of worst offenders in a new report documenting the decline of Internet freedom around the world in the past year — but surveillance and the role of tech companies are driving debate in all countries, the authors said. Libya, France and Ukraine dropped
The Internet Is Now Officially Too Big as IP Addresses Run Out
The Internet as we know it is now officially too big for its britches. The organization that assigns IP addresses in North America — the numbers that identify every computer, smartphone and device connected to the Internet — ran out of numbers overnight Wednesday. It’s not the
Samsung is developing a new OS for the Internet of Things
Samsung is developing a new operating system for the Internet of Things, hoping to make a bigger role for itself in the millions of smart home appliances, wearables and industrial equipment that are coming online. The OS, which will be open source and hasn’t yet been named,
Congress Approves Bill Making Internet Tax Ban Permanent
The U.S. Senate on Thursday passed legislation placing a permanent ban on states’ taxing Internet access, sending the measure to President Barack Obama for signing into law. By a vote of 75-20, the Senate gave final approval to a bill toughening enforcement of U.S. duties on foreign
Internet privacy campaigners warn Snooper’s Charter will cost UK more than £1bn
UK’s ambitious Snooper’s Charter could cost Home Office £1bnGetty Images Collection of web browsing histories of every UK citizen under the proposed Snooper’s Charter or the Draft Communications Data Bill, proposed by Home Secretary Theresa May, will cost the Home Office more than £1bn ($1.43bn), according to estimates