Emily Bruemmer of Davis Wright Tremaine writes: Boarding a flight. Buying a coffee. Accessing a financial account. The number of actions or transactions that individuals can accomplish through the use of facial recognition, thumbprints, voiceprints, or other biometric information is varied and increasing. Google Pay recently announced that it will authenticate [Read More…]
Scott Wong and Mike Lillis report: As the evidence mounts of a quid pro quo in President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine, the president’s allies in Congress are increasingly hopeful they’ll find exoneration in a singular figure: the government whistleblower they’re fighting to expose. The clash over the whistleblower’s identity — [Read More…]
Whether it’s trying to cross the U.S. southern border to seek a better life in the U.S. or trying to make it to the U.K. from the poorest areas of Vietnam, my heart breaks for those who try to make the journey and don’t survive or who lose their children [Read More…]
I received another one of those “I hacked your OS and will send screenshots of all the adult sites you visited, blahblahblah” emails. As I do, I checked the BTC wallet. I am always glad if I find no payments, but when I went to check the BTC wallet for [Read More…]