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E-Mails Show FCC Made Up DDOS Attack To Downplay The 'John Oliver Effect'

You might remember that when HBO comedian John Oliver originally tackled net neutrality on his show in 2014, the FCC website crashed under the load of concerned consumers eager to support the creation of net neutrality rules. When Oliver revisited the topic last May to discuss Trump FCC boss Ajit Pai's myopic plan to kill…
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Hashtag Trending March 3rd- Is the cloud green? Holding companies responsible for software bugs; Microsoft makes it possible for ChatGPT to touch the real world

Can we use the cloud to reduce greenhouse emissions? Holding companies responsible for software bugs. And what if ChatGPT could reach out and touch you? Welcome to Hashtag Trending for Friday, March 3rd. Iโ€™m your host Jim Love, CIO of IT World Canada and TechNewsDay in the US โ€“ hereโ€™s todayโ€™s top tech news
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Business Highlights: Twitter tool, Google's 'prebunking'

___ Twitterโ€™s plan to charge for crucial tool prompts outcry SAN FRANCISCO (AP) โ€” In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria, thousands of volunteer software developers have been using a crucial Twitter tool to comb the platform for calls for help โ€” including people posting their location inside collapsed buildings โ€” and connect people with rescue organizations to help them.
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Compromised API led to data theft of 37 million T-Mobile customers

A hacker leveraged an Application Programming Interface (API) to steal the personal information of 37 million customers over two months, undetected, from American cellular carrier T-Mobile. The acknowledgment by the carrier in a filing Thursday with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission comes six months after it agreed to settle a class action lawsuit over
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