Author: IT World Canada

An investigation reveals that 5 million images of people were collected at malls across Canada; People open up about the

Users are not feeling the new Google logos, Apple is developing its own search engine, and some humour and irony

Facebook Oculus users are frustrated over mandatory Facebook accounts, new rules in U.K. stop mobile networks from selling locked phones,

Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee has died at the age of 78,  the average American will spend three months on their

The right to repair movement gains momentum in the U.S. and beyond, LinkedIn has a long-list of companies that are

Entertainment startup Quibi shuts down after blowing through $1.75 billion of funding, Google’s former CEO dunks on social networks, and

PayPal opens up to cryptocurrencies, Netflix has a new promotional experiment, and the latest reporting suggests the GOP is pressuring

Google is accused of abusing monopoly powers by the U.S. government, hackers are using cyber crime for good, and Microsoft

The EU is investigating Instagram for allegedly exposing the contact data of up to 5 million underage users, you will

A billionaire is indicted on charges of tax evasion and wire fraud, Zoom launches a new service, and a report

More WFH woes, but in the meantime Dropbox makes WFH permanent, plus, a Facebook exec speaks out and calls Facebook

Amazon workers are striking in Germany, Google comes out with new robots to help farmers, and Twitter is suspending accounts

Apple’s new iPhone 12, Prime day kicked off the holiday shopping season, and Disney is going to be making a

We take a trip down memory lane to revisit old websites and feel old, pubs and restaurants sell contact tracing

GPS tracks sea turtle traffickers; Netflix Canada is hiking its prices, and IBM says goodbye to its managed infrastructure services

The LAPD admits to using facial recognition since 2009, House Democrats are calling for big changes among the big four,

The COVID Alert app source code is now available on Github, AT&T pulls DSL internet without providing an alternative for

Apple sues an Ontario recycling partner, Excel may have caused the loss of 16,000 COVID-19 tests in England, and Spotify

Amazon says more than 19,000 of its frontline workers contracted COVID-19 this year, a few states have warmed up to

Cybersecurity Awareness Month is here, Microsoft announces some new hardware, and a drone test flights in Nevada turn heads. Source