Facebook’s planned password recovery process might make some uncomfortable, but the good news is that it won’t involve giving the social media giant access to everything

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The crackdown on nonconsensual nudes follows the discovery of the private Facebook group “Marines United”

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: In a divided vote today, the Federal Communications Commission took steps that could lead to more consolidation among TV broadcasters, reducing the number of sources of local news. Today’s changes revolve…

Google has issued a long-awaited feature for Google Home: support for multiple users. In an update rolling out today, up to six people will be able to connect their Google account to a Google Home, and the unit will try…

Tesla has issued a voluntary recall for approximately 53,000 Model S and Model X cars, which may be susceptible to having stuck parking brakes. The company hasn’t received any reports of the parking brake system failing, but decided to issue…

jenningsthecat writes: As reported here back in February, the CBC, (Canada’s national broadcaster), revealed DNA test results which indicated the chicken used in Subway Restaurants’ sandwiches only contained about 50% chicken. Now, Subway is suing the public broadcaster for $210…

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Motherboard: Apple released its Environmental Responsibility Report Wednesday, an annual grandstanding effort that the company uses to position itself as a progressive, environmentally friendly company. Behind the scenes, though, the company undermines attempts…

Drupal released a point update for its core engine to patch a critical access bypass vulnerability.

Endpoints are still encountering exploits for the LNK vulnerability, one of the principal infection mechanisms used by the Stuxnet worm.