WhatsApp vs. India: The Encryption Fight Nobody's Talking About
WhatsApp sued the Indian government over traceability rules that would break end-to-end encryption, and it's getting buried under bigger headlines this week.
WhatsApp sued the Indian government over traceability rules that would break end-to-end encryption, and it's getting buried under bigger headlines this week.
Nvidia rolled out mining-limited RTX cards the same week Bitcoin crashed under $30k, and I'm still stuck refreshing eBay for a GPU at anything close to retail.
WhatsApp's delayed privacy policy deadline hits tomorrow, and the reality of what happens is way less dramatic than the January panic made it sound.
Elon Musk called Dogecoin "a hustle" during his SNL hosting gig this weekend, and the coin tanked live on air. A few thoughts on watching it happen.
The Epic v. Apple trial started this week, and instead of the monopoly arguments, I keep thinking about the 15% App Store cut I actually pay as a tiny developer.
A week into iOS 14.5's tracking prompts, most people are just saying no — plus a Dogecoin tangent I didn't plan on writing.
iOS 14.5 landed today and brought App Tracking Transparency with it, so I spent my morning tapping "Ask App Not to Track" on every app I own instead of drinking coffee.
SpaceX launched four astronauts on a Crew Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 booster that had each already flown a human crew before, and somehow that quietly matters more than this week's shinier headlines.
Skipping the Coinbase recap everyone else is running this week to talk about NASA's Mars helicopter getting delayed again, and my own much lower-stakes wait for a PS5 restock.
Chia cryptocurrency's "proof of space" mining is chewing through SSDs and driving up hard drive prices, and I felt it firsthand trying to buy a 4TB drive for my NAS.
Signal quietly added a MobileCoin-powered payments beta this week, and while the Facebook leak ate all the headlines, this smaller story has me more conflicted.
Bloomberg says Microsoft's in talks to buy Discord for $10B+, and given what happened to Skype, I've got some opinions. Plus: I may have spent four days watching a stuck ship on a map.