We explain what a data breach means for you — and how to protect yourself against damage to your privacy. By Neil J. Rubenking No matter where you get your news, you can’t avoid seemingly weekly stories about the latest data breach. Banks, merchants, password managers, telecom carriers, and virtually…

ChatGPT prompts scrutiny over how the AI program answers politically sensitive topics, with some critics accusing it of bias. By Michael Kan OpenAI’s ChatGPT is starting to face accusations that the program has a bias against conservatives. The evidence? Users are asking it to write positive poems about Donald Trump. …

The move, which goes into effect on Feb. 9, angers small third-party developers and researchers, who’ve built apps and tools to interface with the social media platform. By Michael Kan In another controversial move, Twitter is shutting down free access to its API, which allows third-party developers and researchers to…

The FCC clears the company to begin the tests, which will involve 200 dish models. By Michael Kan It looks like SpaceX is already working on next-generation dish hardware for its Starlink satellite internet service, according to FCC documents. On Tuesday, the FCC granted SpaceX a temporary license to test…

While limited in scope at the moment, EV routing on Apple Maps adds electric vehicle charging stations to a route when it detects the car may run out of juice. Here’s how to set it up. By Tyler Hayes The push by many top car makers to go all-electric in…

One Big Tech company made the top-ten list twice, reports the Identity Theft Resource Council. By Eric Griffith While 2021 was the year of the breach, 2022 wasn’t far behind. The 2022 Data Breach Report from the Identity Theft Resource Council (ITRC)—its 17th such report—indicates that we simply can’t trust…