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Wed. Jan 5, 2022 | By Carly Olson – The Guardian | The telecom companies have agreed to push back the rollout of their 5G services over concerns it will affect airplane security Late Monday, Verizon and AT&T agreed to a two-week delay rolling out their new 5G technology. The technology was slated to launch […]
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Wed. Dec 8,2021 | By Shira Schoenberg – CW | In 2018, law enforcement officers were investigating five armed robberies and a sixth attempt in Dorchester, Mattapan, and Canton, one of which led to a fatal shooting. The police believed the same perpetrator, with a getaway driver, committed all the robberies, but they didn’t have […]
Sat. Nov. 6, 2021 | By Matthew Tokson – lawfare | The Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in Carpenter v. United States was widely considered to be a sea change in Fourth Amendment law. Carpenter held that individuals can retain Fourth Amendment rights in information they disclose to a third party, at least in some situations. […]
Sun. Oct. 31, 2021 | By John Miley – Kiplinger | The end of 3G Below is the time line for the shutdown of 3G services. After the shutdown is complete, phones and other devices that rely on this standard will no longer be able to make calls or perform other tasks that require a […]
