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Google’s Android 11: Here’s what’s new for 5G, AI and security, plus tougher data rules – ZDNet

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  1. Google’s Android 11: Here’s what’s new for 5G, AI and security, plus tougher data rules  ZDNet
  2. New security and privacy features of Android 11: one-time permissions, scoped storage, more  9to5Google
  3. Google releases Android 11 developer preview earlier than expected  The Verge
  4. Google launches the first developer preview of Android 11  TechCrunch
  5. Google Has Banned Almost 600 Apps For Pushing “Disruptive” Ads  BuzzFeed News
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California proposes tougher customer protections after data breaches – CNN

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  1. California proposes tougher customer protections after data breaches  CNN
  2. California bill aims to strengthen data breach notification law  Engadget
  3. California to close data breach notification loopholes under new law  TechCrunch
  4. Expanding Data Breach Notification in California  The National Law Review
  5. California Bill Aims to Give Privacy Law Sharper ‘Teeth’  Courthouse News Service
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Android Hacker: Jelly Bean Tougher To Crack – InformationWeek

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Android Hacker: Jelly Bean Tougher To Crack
InformationWeek
… thus foiling would-be kernel attackers. That observation comes via Android security researcher Jon Oberheide, CTO of DUO Security, who's been keeping an eye on the Google Android ASLR-related endeavors, as well as other security improvements.

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FBI smarter, tougher on domestic terror since 9/11

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Mark Rockwell

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The FBI has disrupted six times as many terrorist plots in 2010 compared to 2001  —  indicting and convicting hundreds in that time.

In a “visual snaphot”  graphic document released on Oct. 28 the agency shows the changes put in place since 9/11 have yielded dramatic results.

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