The National — The global response to Covid-19 has been a watershed moment for Big Tech. The actions we take today will have lasting impact beyond the pandemic.
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Google and Facebook have expanded into virtually every corner of our lives with little or no oversight. 2020 may be the year of regulatory reckoning.
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Internet protocols are complex. As lawmakers finally move to regulate the web, complications will be the norm.
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The US has opened new antitrust cases against Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon. But can old laws answer today’s challenges?
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We need a new approach to happiness in the smartphone epoch.
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One year ago, GDPR sent digital businesses scurrying to hire lawyers and update their privacy policies. In many ways, the digital privacy movement has only just begun.
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Can the new breed of super-apps survive global attempts at regulating internet monopolies?
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Facebook and Google dominate more than half the world’s internet advertising market, wielding incredible power over how we engage online. But the regulation debate is heating up.
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To unpack the exact way in which the international data regulation could be addressed, we survey three different understandings of data protection: the US approach, the Chinese approach, and the European approach.
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Leaving data privacy up to individuals or social media companies is bound to fail. This op-ed by Xische Reports appeared in Gulf News on 18-June
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It is time for us to have a heart-to-heart with our smartphones. Reevaluating our use of technology will do wonders for the tech industry — and society — as a whole.
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