Peacock signs a deal to stream Universal films within four months of theatrical release, the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud contract finally dies, and Amazon open sources its Lumberyard game engine.

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New owners of Audacity updated the audio editor’s privacy policy with language indicating it was collecting user data for analytics and legal enforcement. Nintendo announced a new version of the Switch game console with a 7-inch screen and 720p OLED display. And Norway passed a law requiring anyone being paid to post on social media to disclose if posts have been modified and how. The law is meant to reduce pressure put on people due to “idealized people in advertising”.

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Este es un episodio especial de Noticias de Tecnología Express. En los episodios regulares informamos sobre las noticias más importantes en el medio, pero hay ocasiones en que alguna de estas noticias resalta y merece una revisión más a fondo.

El 7 de junio del 2021 se dio a conocer el resultado de la operación Trojan Shield / Green Light. ¿El saldo final? Más de 800 presuntos criminales fueron capturados en varios países. Todo gracias a una aplicación de mensajería.

Pero el decir que An0m, una aplicación con usos tan comunes como los que tenemos en WeChat, Whatsapp o Facebook Messenger ayudó a detener a varios grupos criminales alrededor del mundo es muy sencillo. La realidad, como siempre, es más compleja. Exploramos el caso así como todo lo que se tuvo que preparar para el operativo Ironside, en donde el uso de la aplicación de AN0M fue pieza clave.

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Nintendo announced an updated Switch console with an OLED screen, the Indian government claims Twitter no longer has liability protection from user-generated content in a court filing, and Weibo reportedly plans to go private.

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The ransomware group REvil claimed credit for a supply chain attack against the remote access services provider Kaseya, Apple calls the Chinese Advertising ID’s bluff, and Qualcomm says it will have performance competitive laptop chips by late 2022.

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This week, Dr. Nicole Ackermans breaks down the history of facial recognition. This comes in light of Maine passing comprehensive facial recognition regulation law earlier in the week.

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Welcome to Seniors In Tech, a podcast mini-series where we bust stereotypes by talking to seniors who either worked in the tech industry at the beginning of the digital era, and or are currently tech-fluent in their everyday lives. I’m Dr. Niki Ackermans and this week we are talking to Allison Sheridan, who used to work in engineering and is also one of the earliest podcasters!

Starring Niki Ackermans and Allison Sheridan

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Microsoft confirmed it signed a rootkit-containing driver, Twitter is testing Trusted Friends, and Samsung shows off One UI watch software.

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Nikkei Asia’s (NEE-kay Asia’s) sources say Intel and Apple began testing chip designs using TSMC’s 3-nanometer production technology, security researchers at Northeastern University purchased 86 used Echo Dot devices and found “all previous passwords and tokens, remains on the flash memory, sometimes even after a factory reset, and CNET’s Dan Ackerman has an article up called “Why giant e-Ink screens like the Boox Note Air’s are my favorite underrated tech.”

Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Chris Ashley, Len Peralta, Roger Chang, Joe, Amos.

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El Banco de México y la Secretaría de Hacienda advierten sobre el riesgo del uso de criptomonedas, TikTok permite subir videos más largos a todos sus usuarios y Western Digital confirma que hackers explotaron una vulnerabilidad de día cero para borrado masivo de dispositivos My Book Live.

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