by Parker | Feb 26, 2022 | Blog
Tho Vu texted back and forth with a man, who went by the name Ze Zhao, from China for months after meeting on the dating app Hinge. Zhao told Ms. Vu that he works in customer service for a security company and that he could teach her how to trade cryptocurrencies such...
by Parker | Feb 26, 2022 | Blog
Vitaly Borker, an online eyeglasses store owner, was arrested and charged with mail fraud and wire fraud after he harassed and cheated his customers. Despite previously serving a five-year sentence after an identical crime, Borker went straight back to bullying...
by Parker | Feb 22, 2022 | Blog
Platforms such as Spotify are trying to become the go-to service for podcasts, or in other words: “A Netflix of podcasting.” While big tech companies (such as Apple, Google, Facebook, YouTube, Amazon) determine what is, and what is not allowed on their service,...
by Parker | Feb 22, 2022 | Blog
In the past, companies would pay massive amounts to sponsor the Olympics as it is considered one of the most prestigious opportunities for the marketing industry. However, with the 2022 Olympic Games being held in Beijing, these companies are worried about tarnishing...
by Parker | Feb 14, 2022 | Blog
U.S. officials are worried that the Chinese internet giant, ByteDance, may use information collected from apps like TikTok against Americans. For the last 50 years the majority of essential global technologies have been produced in the U.S., but Chinese companies will...
by Parker | Feb 14, 2022 | Blog
AirTags, a tiny tracking device meant for keeping track of items such as keys, wallets, and phones, have been being used as a tool for stalkers to follow people without their knowledge. To combat this, Apple plans on releasing a software update that will alert users...
