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The INQUIRER reaches end-of-life

4 years ago theinquirer.net

Unsecured database exposes 179GB of US Army and government personnel data

5 years ago theinquirer.net database

UK gov's porn block is a privacy disaster waiting to happen, says new report

5 years ago theinquirer.net privacy

Adobe's experimental AI tool can tell if something's been Photoshopped

5 years ago theinquirer.net adobe ai

Apple is lobbying Californian lawmakers against 'Right to Repair' bill

5 years ago theinquirer.net apple

Huawei laptop disappears from Microsoft website, suggesting imminent 'ban'

5 years ago theinquirer.net huawei microsoft

South Korea is switching to Linux ahead of the Windows 7 shutdown

5 years ago theinquirer.net linux windows

Brit ISPs must now offer customers a minimum speed guarantee

5 years ago theinquirer.net

Google reportedly poaches Intel, Qualcomm and Nvidia engineers for 'gChips' team

5 years ago theinquirer.net google intel nvidia

Microsoft Teases Second Gen HoloLens

5 years ago theinquirer.net microsoft

Windows 10 will soon allow direct access to Linux files | TheINQUIRER

5 years ago theinquirer.net linux windows

Six per cent of bots spread 31 per cent of fake information on Twitter

6 years ago theinquirer.net twitter

Facebook hack also put users' Tinder, Spotify, Instagram and Airbnb accounts at risk

6 years ago theinquirer.net facebook instagram spotify

Lenovo CTO confirms local backdoors in products

6 years ago theinquirer.net lenovo

Google confirms it's letting third parties scan your Gmail

6 years ago theinquirer.net gmail google

Google is being sued over 'privacy-invading' location data collection

6 years ago theinquirer.net google

Intel delays 10nm Cannon Lake processors, again, until late 2019

6 years ago theinquirer.net intel

Another German regional government is switching from Linux to Windows

6 years ago theinquirer.net linux windows

Samsung Galaxy S9, Galaxy S9+ and Note 8 Messages is sending photos without permission. Yes, all of them and you won't even know if it's happened

6 years ago theinquirer.net samsung

Google's Sergey Brin warns of AI threats through a 'technology renaissance'

6 years ago theinquirer.net ai google

Over 1.5 billion personal medical and financial records exposed online in 'staggering' leak

6 years ago theinquirer.net

AMD's comeback means it's finally time to get excited about CPUs again

6 years ago theinquirer.net amd

Web devs to Google: Please stop trying to annex the internet

6 years ago theinquirer.net google web

Google ditches Ubuntu for Debian for internal engineering environment

6 years ago theinquirer.net debian google ubuntu

Ajit Pai is so cocky over net neutrality he's dressing as Santa to take the p*ss. This is the day. This is the hour. This is the idiot deciding