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Russian Android users get more app choices in Google settlement

The company will also pay $7.8 million to settle the Android-related complaint

Cyber-sleuth boots 15 cheaters from today’s Boston Marathon

New NSA leak may expose its bank spying, Windows exploits

The Shadow Brokers latest leak may be its most damaging one to date, according to security researchers

FCC’s deregulation of business data lines could mean a price hike

Small and medium-size businesses in the US could get hit with price increases of up to 25 percent, some critics say

In India, people can now use their thumbs to pay at stores

The government scheme based on biometrics is controversial

US Department of Labor accuses Google of underpaying women

The company discriminates even more than the tech industry as a whole, the department testified Friday, according to The Guardian

US FCC said to have a plan for rollback of net neutrality rules

The plan would involve reversal of a 2015 reclassification of broadband providers

Online privacy meets abortion debate

Trust issues: Know the limits of SSL certificates

All SSL certs are not created equal, and web browsers make matters worse by not clearly showing what security you’re actually getting

Good-bye Internet pioneers. Hello, Oath?

Verizon to combine Yahoo and AOL under the Oath umbrella