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Category Archives: government
FCC allows AT&T, Verizon, and other carriers to block more suspected robocalls
Tony Romm of the Washington Post – The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday approved new rules that could make it easier for AT&T, Verizon, and other telecom giants to block suspected spam calls on behalf of their subscribers, a move … Continue reading
Posted in Cell phones, government
Reactions: New TSA Screening Equipment “Sees” Too Much
from Alex Temblador of Travel Pulse – Note: Several people have asked about the body scanners: Who makes them? Where are they installed? Will bars be using them to test their customers for guns, etc.? Just proves that the maturity … Continue reading
Posted in Controversial, government, Technology, Travel
Public Sans is the new typeface of the United States
from Mark Wilson of Fast Company – Okay, now it’s official. Absolutely everyone has their own typeface. That includes Apple… Google… Airbnb… Coca-Cola. And most recently? The U.S. government. Okay, so what does that mean? Continue reading…
Posted in government
New TSA screening equipment “sees” too much
from Alex Temblador in Travel Pulse – The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was testing a new body scanner system to screen passengers at U.S. airports, but it seems the system was too revealing. The images that the equipment created were … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional crisis, Controversial, government, Privacy
When To Trust A Story That Uses Unnamed Sources
By Perry Bacon Jr. of FiveThirtyEight – The various investigations into the Trump administration and its alleged ties to Russia are hard to follow. The allegations are sometimes muddled, the probes are still ongoing, and all sides in the dispute … Continue reading
