"A Virginia Beach Circuit Court this week ruled that an individual in a criminal proceeding cannot be forced to divulge the passcode to his cellphone as it would violate the self-incrimination clause of the Fifth Amendment. At the same time, the Court held that an individual can be compelled to give up his fingerprint to unlock Touch ID, or any fingerprint protected device for that matter." – The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Spotify, recently exposed by none other than Weird Al for how little it pays artists, is responding by paying less to workers, too: it's laying off 1,500 of them, totaling… READ THE REST
HP printers are the entry point to a subscription service that locks users in to paying for ink which costs more than fancy champagne. The company has acquired a reputation… READ THE REST
Andreessen Horowitz is a key investor in Civitai, an AI image-generating service that reportedly profited from nonconsensual porn generated using its platform. 404Media's Emanual Maiberg reports that job listings exposed… READ THE REST
TL:DR; Black Friday came and went, but the prices on Microsoft Office are still super low! Through 12/26, Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows and Microsoft Office Home & Business 2019 for Mac are… READ THE REST
TL;DR: When you ride an electronic bike, you still get the sense of joy (and the exercise!) that comes from cruising along on a regular bike, but it's easier on… READ THE REST
TL;DR: Snap epic shots with the Ninja Dragons Blade X Quadcopter Drone for only $79.97 (Reg. $199) and save $119, or the Ninja Dragon Blade K 4K Drone with 4-Way Anti-Collision & Optical Flow for… READ THE REST
