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Anti-fraud app from Chinese police sees soaring downloads amid complaints of forced installs
The app was launched in March by the Ministry of Public Security and the national computer emergency response team. Users also express concerns about the amount of personal data collected by the app, including real names and national ID numbers.
Tesla rallies after Canaccord upgrades rating, says it is like Apple
(Reuters) - Shares of Tesla climbed 3% on Monday after Canaccord Genuity raised its rating on the electric car maker to "buy" and compared its brand to Apple.
Manhattan’s real estate agents take up TikTok to find renters
TikTok isn’t just a platform for dance videos and investment advice. It’s also a place to hawk Manhattan apartments.
EV rollout will require huge investments in strained U.S. power grids
(Reuters) - During several days of brutal cold in Texas, the city of Austin saw its fleet of 12 new electric buses rendered inoperative by a statewide power outage. That problem will be magnified next year, when officials plan to start purchasing electric-powered vehicles exclusively.
Used electric car batteries are heading to factories and farms
Retired electric vehicle batteries that are repackaged into energy-storage systems are being targeted at industrial consumers who’ve been slower to adopt the technology than utilities or homeowners.
Opinion: Don’t let technology run you out of a job you like
Ever feel like your employer is bringing in new software for the express purpose of driving you so crazy you’ll quit? You’re probably not alone.
Weak power grids expose risks for the electrification of everything
Home heating systems shutting down. Hospitals facing water shortages. Oil refineries going offline.
In Nevada desert, a US technology firm aims to be a government
In the Nevada desert, a cryptocurrency magnate hopes to turn dreams of a futuristic “smart city” into reality. To do that, he’s asking the state to let companies like his form local governments on land they own, which would grant them power over everything from schools to law enforcement.
‘Dystopia Prime’: Amazon AI van cameras spark surveillance concerns
Amazon.com Inc’s announcement last week that it would be rolling out AI-powered cameras in its branded delivery vans for safety has drawn criticism from privacy advocates and workers concerned with being subjected to surveillance on the job.
‘Our education lifeline’: US battle over broadband heats up
With millions forced to work and learn from home, Covid-19 has laid bare the digital divide across the country, with technological inequality disproportionately affecting poor and minority communities.
