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Alexa, the voice of Amazon’s Echo products, is in trouble again. Three years ago, it was the authorities who wanted her as a witness in a murder case. Now lawyers say she is listening to kids and recording them without permission. It all sounds bad, except everybody knows Alexa is listening to our conversations 24/7.
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Every day, websites and mobile apps prevent people from using them. Ignoring accessibility is no longer a viable option. How do you prevent your company from being a target for a website accessibility ADA lawsuit? Guidelines for websites wanting to be accessible to people with disabilities have existed for nearly two decades thanks to the
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The days of net neutrality are numbered. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has finally set April 23 as the date when the Obama-era regulations will cease to take effect according to a copy of the order published on Thursday with the Federal Register. But of course, various net neutrality supporters are not going to take
