PRIVACY
Butterfly Effect: The Real TikTok Challenge
The true test for America and its partners lies in developing more sophisticated versions of popular Chinese apps, learning from Beijing itself.
Why Deepfakes Are the Next Big Hacking Threat
From water systems to your fridge, hacking of the future could affect cities and families in more fundamental ways than ever before.
Why TikTok Is Giving India Laughs … and Its Government Nightmares
Police officers are sharing videos of themselves dancing and singing, and it’s making officials worry about discipline and security.
The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
Worried About Your Data? Ireland's Got Your Back
Ireland’s data protections are the best in the world — and counter a rising tide of surveillance.
London Could Shape the Future of Facial Recognition
The British capital’s experiments with this technology could set the global standard.
How Secret Apps Are Violating Your Privacy
More and more people are falling victim to apps that allow others to spy on their mobile phones.
Want a Cut of the $39B Facebook Makes Off Your Data? That's About $5 a Month
The social network and Google make money from your information.
Too Big NOT to Fail?
Can the world’s top companies stay on top? Probably not for long.
It's Not Just Big Tech: Sports Teams Are Tracking You Too
Teams and venues are turning to big data analytics to retain fans by giving them personalized experiences.
When Katty Met Carlos
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
Meghan Should Forbid Public Photos of Archie Until He's 18
To celebrate Mother’s Day, the Duchess of Sussex should insist her son’s face be kept out of the spotlight.
Former CIA Chief: We Must Keep Julian Assange From Becoming a Martyr
John McLaughlin says the WikiLeaks founder is no journalist, but prosecuting him for publication could backfire.
