Day: October 22, 2018

The data loss bug in Windows 10 shows Microsoft hasn't developed the processes and systems needed to sustain the two feature updates a year for Windows approach (Peter Bright/Ars Technica)

Peter Bright / Ars Technica: The data loss bug in Windows 10 shows Microsoft hasn’t developed the processes and systems needed to sustain the two feature updates a year for Windows approach  —  Buggy updates point at deeper problems.  —  It’s fair to say that the Windows 10 October 2018 Update has not been Microsoft’s

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China drafts regulation to stamp out blockchain anonymity

After killing all legitimate cryptocurrency businesses in the country, Chinese authorities are now turning their attention to other blockchain service providers. The country’s apex internet regulator, Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), released a draft policy on Friday that will require all companies to collect their users’ real names and national identification card numbers before offering them

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Profile of Symphony, a secure messaging app for financial industry that also lets bots at different institutions talk to each other and settle trades (Oliver Staley/Quartz)

Oliver Staley / Quartz: Profile of Symphony, a secure messaging app for financial industry that also lets bots at different institutions talk to each other and settle trades  —  For almost 40 years, Bloomberg has been an unescapable fact of life in the financial world.  —  Older than the internet … Profile of Symphony, a

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Survey of 5,844 US college students finds 89% at least got some news from social media weekly, with 71% getting news from Facebook and 55% from Snapchat (Mallory Locklear/Engadget)

Mallory Locklear / Engadget: Survey of 5,844 US college students finds 89% at least got some news from social media weekly, with 71% getting news from Facebook and 55% from Snapchat  —  A number of studies have shown that people turn to social media for news, and of all of the social networks out there,

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