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Supreme Court rules that warrant is needed to access cell-tower records
The latest Supreme Court decision is being hailed as a big victory for digital privacy. It’s not.
Supreme Court surveillance opinion nudges us to think nationally, act locally
Jury awards $41 million to family of East Texas woman whose murder led to ‘Kari’s Law’
Let’s make telemedicine available to all
FCC opens door to C-Band sharing, auction
FCC approves 220 applicants for $1.98 billion CAF auction
State bill could give Californians unprecedented control over data
Proposed OPM reorganization draws widespread criticism
Carriers clamor for FCC oversight of state- and city-level fees for small cells
Ransom demands and frozen computers: Hackers hit towns across the U.S.
Atlanta’s ransomware attack isn’t an ‘isolated incident’
Election-security threats loom as midterms approach, state officials say
Hill staffer: ZTE NDAA amendment could pose downsides
OMB senior advisor: Security efforts seeing progress
Silicon Valley execs to meet June 27 to discuss privacy policies
Fact or fiction? Debunking government cloud myths
Google in ‘The Case of the Minimal Microtrenching’
The Supreme Court just struck a blow against mass surveillance
Apple pushes back on hacker’s iPhone bypass passcode report
The Young and Reckless: Teen hackers of Microsoft video games go too far
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FCC increases funding for rural telehealth
Smooth sailing for FirstNet at Volvo Ocean Race
AT&T to release second-quarter 2018 earnings on July 24
Thomas Miller joins Federal Engineering as expansion of company’s NG911/ECC practice continues
