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Black Workers Are Being Left Out In The Cold Despite Nearly A Million New Jobs In March 2021

The latest jobs report from the United States Department of Labor suggests that there’s a glimmer of hope. But that hope doesn’t really exist for Black workers, who — shockingly, but not surprisingly — are being left out in the cold when it comes to economic recovery. The report outlines that...

Bernadette Giacomazzo. Apr 9, 2021.

How A New Lawsuit Against Google And The University of Chicago Makes The Relationship Between Healthcare And Tech More Complicated

Your Car Carries A lot of Information About You. Now the Georgia Supreme Court Will Decide If Police Have Access To It

Maine Senate Passes Bill Requiring ISPs To Get Consent Before Selling Data

Report: Multiple Snapchat Employees Improperly Accessed Users' Personal Data

Microsoft Calls On United States Lawmakers To Protect Consumers With Stronger Privacy Regulations

Lawmakers Are Calling Facebook's Impending FTC Fine A "Bargain" and Are Calling For More Action

Several of The Top Parental And Screen-time Control Apps Have Been Removed From The App Store

The European Union Voted To Develop One Of The World's Largest Biometric Databases

A Popular Hotspot Finder App Left Over Two Million Wi-Fi Networks Exposed

That Mental Health App You're Using May Be Sharing Your Data Without You Knowing, Study Finds