Tag Archive for: enough

Android security: Why Google’s demands for updates don’t go far enough

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  1. Android security: Why Google’s demands for updates don’t go far enough  PCWorld

  2. 3 Ad-Tech Stories You Need to Know This Week  Adweek
  3. Why Fortnite dodging the Google Play Store “tax” isn’t doing anyone any favours  Alphr

    4. Full coverage

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1 Year After Equifax Data Breach, Not Enough Has Changed

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  1. 1 Year After Equifax Data Breach, Not Enough Has Changed  WABE 90.1 FM

  2. A year after the Equifax breach, there are consequences—for consumers  Quartz
  3. A year after Equifax, be prepared for the next data breach  The Hill
  4. A year later, Equifax lost your data but faced little fallout  TechCrunch

    5. Full coverage

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Speedier broadband standards? Pai’s FCC says 25Mbps is fast enough

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The Federal Communications Commission is proposing to maintain the US broadband standard at the current level of 25Mbps downstream and 3Mbps upstream.

That’s the speed standard the FCC uses each year to determine whether advanced telecommunications capabilities are “being deployed to all Americans in a reasonable and timely fashion.”

The FCC raised the standard from 4Mbps/1Mbps to 25Mbps/3Mbps in January 2015 under then-Chairman Tom Wheeler. Ajit Pai, who was then a commissioner in the FCC’s Republican minority, voted against raising the speed standard.

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