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Newscan: New Orleans city shutdown by hackers is a sign of things to come
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New Orleans city shutdown by hackers is a sign of things to come
Watchdog group sues city of San Diego over smart streetlights
Chinese hacker group caught bypassing two-factor authentication
New suicide-prevention number could lead to surge in calls
Schools are using facial recognition to try to stop shootings. Here’s why they should think twice.
Trump signs 2020 spending bills, averting government shutdown
C Spire works with Entergy Mississippi on $11 million broadband project in the state
Taser-maker Axon is looking a lot more like Apple, Amazon, and so is law enforcement
How JMA Wireless guaranteed indoor cellular coverage for New York City hotel
One nation, tracked: Twelve million phones, one dataset, zero privacy
Freaked out: Three steps to protect your phone
It seemed like a popular chat app. It’s actually a spy tool.
DHS was finally getting serious about cybersecurity. Then came Trump.
The biggest tech issues in the 2020 election
Verizon hits goal of launching 5G in more than 30 cities
Tom Wheeler op-ed: Going backward in the ‘race for 5G’
T-Mobile’s merger trial has been all about Dish
Apple has secret team working on satellites to beam data to devices
Report: Apple is developing satellites so the iPhone can skip wireless carriers
Apple suppressed competitors in its App Store—until it got caught, lawsuit alleges
Rural America turning to grocers, high-fee ATMs as banks leave
Public Safety Advocate: The year in review
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A growing and diverse ecosystem of FirstNet devices
Auction bids for 37 GHz, 39 GHz and 47 GHz spectrum total more than $5.75 billion
Broadband DATA Act unanimously passes Senate
Chairman Pai appoints Monisha Ghosh as FCC chief technology officer
Vizsafe app earns FirstNet Listed designation
Computerized systems in city of Galt, Calif., attacked by ransomware
Motorola Solutions and Avigilon Video Systems selected to safeguard Alabama supermarkets
AT&T invests more than $800 million over 3-year period to boost local networks in Oklahoma
