Newscan: Law enforcement is now buying cellphone-location data from marketers
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Law enforcement is now buying cellphone-location data from marketers
Apps are selling your location data. The U.S. government is buying.
Racine’s cyberattacker still a mystery, but FBI says Oshkosh’s ransomware came from Russia
FCC’s Pai proposes TV White Spaces updates to help rural areas
How the Iowa caucuses became an epic fiasco for Democrats
The Iowa caucuses were a comedy of tech errors and poor planning
How four Chinese hackers allegedly took down Equifax
Barr scoffs at White House’s anti-Huawei 5G approach
Industry leaders rebuke Barr’s dismissal of White House-backed plan to avoid Huawei
Tories express concern over Huawei role in UK 5G network
How to share files securely online
Op-ed: The continuing saga of bilking public safety to protect market share
Why the government needs to create a $10 billion venture fund for artificial intelligence
Elon Musk’s plan for worldwide Internet has sent bright artificial lights streaking through the dark
MIT’s RFocus technology could turn your walls into antennas
AT&T sees more than 10.2 Terabytes of data at stadium during Super Bowl LIV
The intelligent edge takes center stage at IoT Evolution Expo 2020
FCC’s broadband survey is missing 20 million people, new study suggests
California high school to teach autonomous-vehicle repair
Public Safety Advocate: An honor, a correction, DHS shared-communication report
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Disaster recovery and damage assessment with FirstNet in southern Ohio
No turbulence for FirstNet at Rhode Island exercise and drill
AT&T blog: Accelerating software-defined-network deployments
FCC announces tentative agenda for Feb. 28 meeting
APCO files petition for clarification with FCC about Z-axis location rules
RapidDeploy appoints Kimberly Storin as first chief market officer
RF-Comm adopts Softil technology to build MCX LTE-R terminal devices