Author: IT World Canada

GitLab conducts an interesting exercise to test its employees cybersecurity chops, virtual escape rooms are gaining popularity, and a growing

Facebook’s work from home policies come with a catch, Apple’s latest iOS update includes coronavirus contact tracing, and researchers say

Shopify is following Twitter’s footsteps and telling its employees they can work from home indefinitely, a ransomware gang executives a

LinkedIn’s latest Workforce Confidence Index shows the impact remote work has Canadian workers, Apple Glass details leak, and more Shopify

Shopify and Facebook team up after Canada’s competition bureau slaps Facebook with a small $9M fine, and social media gets

Shopify and Facebook team up after Canada’s competition bureau slaps Facebook with a small $9M fine, and social media gets

Apple unveils its reopening plans, thousands of students take their anger to social media after they get Google Classroom notifications

Apple unveils its reopening plans, thousands of students take their anger to social media after they get Google Classroom notifications

Uber says all of its drivers and passengers have to wear masks, longer workdays for people working remotely is leading

Uber says all of its drivers and passengers have to wear masks, longer workdays for people working remotely is leading

Facebook finally acknowledges its content moderator’s mental health deterioration, Google Play Music will get merged with YouTube Music later this

Twitter tells its employees to work from home forever while announcing the launch of a misinformation index, and Tesla CEO

Outlets are reporting massive drops in cable and satellite subscribers, new facial recognition tech is giving everyone the heebie-jeebies, and

Tesla sues Alameda County to try and force the reopening of their factory in California, a group of teen hackers

Sidewalk Labs officially pulled out of Toronto after years of controversy, hacker bribed a Roblox worker to reveal user account

Today Shopify’s latest earnings call turns heads; Airbnb says it’s cutting a quarter of its staff; and a hacker buys

WeWork’s ex-chief sues SoftBank, a popular children’s computer game gets hacked, and IBM’s Think conference goes virtual this week. #hashtagtrending

Anti-quarantine protesters jumped onto other social platforms after being shut down by Facebook, Amazon Vice President Tim Bray said Amazon

May 4, 2020 Facebook is rolling out a tool that lets users in the US and Canada transfer photos and

Google makes Meet video conferencing app free for everyone, Raspberry Pi gets a new high-definition camera attachment, Intel’s new consumer