Facebook Censored Content whilst Hoping Government Would Make It Easier to Transfer Personal Data
Recently published emails show Nick Clegg, a top executive at Meta, questioned why Facebook removed some posts about COVID-19.
Gamers Humiliate Magazine that Used AI to Create Articles Based on Their Social Media Posts
Trusting the words you are reading means trusting the person behind them.
Do Americans Receive More than 33 Million Scam Robocalls a Day?
This statistic was repeated last week by the most widely-circulated newspaper in the USA, but it is flawed in many ways.
Australia Requests Tenders for 5G, 6G and Open RAN Security Lab
Reducing the effect of competition on the testing of network security is one component of a strategy to counter Chinese ambitions.
French Telcos Are Breaking the Law Today, and STIR/SHAKEN Is to Blame
Some officials think protecting the public from harm involves the writing of badly-worded exemptions to badly-worded rules.
250 Simboxes Seized by Ukraine Raids on Bot Farms
But some of the footage of confiscated equipment appears to have been publicized before.
Why Commsrisk Must Become More Political
The 24/7 news cycle encourages politicians and regulators to adopt quick-fix solutions that generate favorable publicity, irrespective of whether they might work.
How AT&T Borrowed $10bn from Vendors without Reporting It as Debt
AT&T spends a lot more on finance from handset suppliers and other vendors than Verizon. What if there was a shock to the supply chain?
Is Enough Being Done to Counter the Privacy and Spam Threat Created by Global Title Leasing?
A GSMA code of conduct lists requirements that would curtail the abuse of Global Titles. But will bad actors take any notice?
Kenyans Borrow $5bn a Year via Mobile Money Overdrafts
The financial accounts of Safaricom state that lending through their Fuliza microlending service rose 40 percent year-on-year.