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Tag: us
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US joins digital currency wave
Central bank weighs value and risks of digital dollar. -
US nabs $1b in seized bitcoin
Proceeds from the now-defunct Silk Road. -
So, was the US election hacked?
Homeland Security confident it was not. -
TikTok and WeChat get Trump ban reprieve
Chinese platforms escape US takedown - for now. -
TikTok CEO quits amid political stoush
He held the top job for just four months. -
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US Congress: Break up the tech giants!
Heads of Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google face grilling. -
Twitter fact checks Trump for the first time
Slams US President for unsubstantiated claim. -
France and US reach digital tax truce
Platform levy on hold for now. -
Facebook finds Russia and Iran in US election interference
Removes multiple accounts from its platforms. -
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Want a US visa? Hand over your socials
And your email addresses and phone numbers. -
US warns of aggressive North Korean malware
From the creators of WannaCry comes HOPLIGHT. -
Why the government should leave encryption alone
It hurts business and innovation. -
Huawei in a world of pain
Mobile network discontinued, CFO in custody, board resignations. -
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A chat with Aussie Rockstar Emma Weston of AgriDigital
"You don’t have to land in San Francisco necessarily." -
ZTE phones leaving Australian shelves after US ban
No word yet as to whether Chinese manufacturers will be excluded from Australia’s 5G networks. -
North Korea behind WannaCry
Australian Government joins US and UK in blaming rogue nation. -
Update Chrome, Windows, urges Government
Vulnerabilities are leaving users exposed. -
Netflix to crack down on Australia's geo-dodgers
Blocks on VPN, proxy and DNS services expected within weeks.