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With worker surveillance on the rise, vendors sell devices to fake keyboard and mouse movement.

We polled our writers and got them to spill their favorite iOS and Android apps.

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Elon Musk sure has a way of fucking over anyone who trusts him. A bunch of current and former employees, including some who agreed to stick around at Twitter with the explicit promise that they would receive the bonuses they were owed, are suing Twitter saying that those bonuses were never given (story found via…

Innovative propulsion and flight control technologies, combined with a smoother customer experience, could increase passenger regional air mobility.

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A bill making its way through the Missouri Senate seeks to rewrite the state’s 50-year-old Sunshine Law. Another bill in Florida would require bloggers writing about elected officials to register with the state. As we approach Sunshine Week, a look at freedom of information, and threats to it. Also, growing numbers of Millennials and Gen Zers paying for news and some of the first formalized polices covering AI.

Late last year, it was revealed that MSG Entertainment (the owner of several New York entertainment venues, including the titular Madison Square Garden) was using its facial recognition tech to, in essence, blacklist its owner's enemies. Those targeted included lawyers working for firms currently engaged in litigation against MSG Entertainment. Owner James Dolan, through his…

Over the last year, we've been covering a whiny, victim-playing, bit of nonsense, inspired and pushed by a firm whose main business seems to be running spam email campaigns for Republican politicians, that Google is "unfairly" putting their campaign emails into the spam folder. This was all kicked off when some of these Republican spammer…