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How to commit mail-in voting fraud (It’s nearly impossible)
Election officials and the FBI say it’s almost impossible to pull off fraud via mail-in ballots. Spreading disinformation about voting-by-mail is much easier.
Apple stops Facebook app update calling out 30% sales ‘tax’
Facebook claims an update flagging the in-app sales cut was rejected by Apple.
Former engineer pleads guilty to Cisco network damage, causing Webex Teams account chaos
The engineer was responsible for damage that cost Cisco $2.4 million to rectify.
Should you embrace Google’s new business card replacement?
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Spooks called in as cyberattacks again halt NZ stock exchange
New Zealand’s spy agency has been brought in to help fight back against cyberattacks that crippled the country’s stock exchange for a fourth straight day on Friday.
Chinese consumers could boycott Apple if US bans WeChat: ministry warns
Chinese consumers could boycott Apple if the United States bans WeChat, China’s foreign ministry spokesman warned Friday, as the clock ticks down on a US order to block the popular social app.
Galaxy Note 20 ongoing review: How Samsung’s smaller, $1,000 phone stacks up so far
The Note 20 has a plastic backing, different screen and different camera specs compared to the $1,300 Note 20 Ultra. Does it truly make a difference?