The social media company introduced single-page access to all of its privacy tools for users and is stepping off the gas pedal on a smart speaker, originally to be released in May.
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Among many of them is the fact that Facebook collected the metadata of Android users' phone calls and text messages. The company says it was an opt-in procedure, but screenshots make the practice more vague than it seems.
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Facebook has been scraping the metadata of calls and messages sent from Android phones for a long, long time. We're only finding about it now because of the backlash from the Cambridge Analytica saga.
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Why can't WhatsApp freely share all the data Facebook wants? WhatsApp is still just a messaging service while Facebook has grown to be complex and data-driven for revenues.
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The carrier would have made rare income after expenses, but the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act gave billions of dollars of benefit on paper.
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The fifth national network or the leading super-regional carrier in the United States is also trying to keep up with the likes of MetroPCS and Boost Mobile.
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The carrier is following T-Mobile's steps in offering free high-speed data to its customers traveling to the games for the duration of both the Olympics and Paralympics.
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In fact, it's all thanks to leftover code and poor management from OnePlus between the Chinese-facing HydrogenOS and the world-facing OxygenOS.
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From January 25, those who are on the $75 plan will get what people on the $85 plan have been getting for months: free roaming on neighborly soil.
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That's five carriers in three countries so far. All of these carriers will supposedly have data plans for these laptops and tablets with modems in them running Windows 10 S or even full Windows 10.
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A lot of those customers were from the United Kingdom, who have been stewing in forums for the past couple of months. OnePlus says it's investigating.
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Ultra-Wideband transceivers could get the MTA a new, modern signaling system to fix the hell that is the New York public transit commute.
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Customers can improve that per-gigabyte rate by paying $120 for 3GB of data. That's on top of their month's bill. And don't start with the overages.
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Analysts predicted that consumer-side costs would go up if a Sprint/T-Mobile merger were to go through. Without a merger, they still might go up.
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You can find Wi-Fi hotspots near you and completely cut out any data use from certain apps or all of them. Perfect for those without unlimited data plans.
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