Timothy D. Cook, Apple’s chief, said the government’s request to bypass security on the phone used by Syed Rizwan Farook had “chilling” implications.
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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You knew this was coming. Rate the people in your contacts list with stars just like you do for a taco joint or place you had your latest cappuccino. Needless to say, the app, due to be released later this year, has sparked controversy. Among the concerns: cyber-violence and false positivity. 
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In a public post, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s chief executive, says the U.S. government “should be the champion for the Internet, not a threat.” He said he called the president on Wednesday to complain about the latest revelations of spying by the National Security Agency.
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The Facebook privacy hoax is making the rounds again. You know the one; it is practically impossible to not have stumbled across some variation on the theme in your newsfeed. These posts, with their almost-official-sounding language forming a big block of text, have been around for years, and while their specific wording and typos may vary, they all have one fundamental thing in common: They don’t work. Nothing you can say in your profile can override whatever you already agreed to in Facebook’s terms of service.
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Heartbleed has inspired a frenzy of fears and misinformation. Let’s take the air out of them.
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Attention all of you who curse at Siri or otherwise mess with her head. Apple has revealed that Siri hangs onto voice query data for up to two years. Should you be freaking out?
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