By KATIE BENNER
A court hearing set for Tuesday was canceled in the Justice Department’s bid to gain access to phone data in the San Bernardino mass shooting inquiry.
Published: March 21, 2016 at 06:00PM
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Should Your Therapist Read Your Twitter?
A recent study says nearly 40 percent of psychologists and psychiatrists said they had done some kind of search on their patients’ social media accounts. But of the remainder that didn’t, many questioned whether it was ever appropriate to look up a client.
March 21, 2016 at 06:20PM
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El Departamento de Justicia pidió desestimar la audiencia con la tecnológica por caso de terrorismo; las autoridades intentan descubrir si los atacantes de San Bernardino tenían comunicación con ISIS.
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‘Lucky’s Tale’ may be as important to VR and the Oculus Rift as ‘Super Mario 64’ was to 3D gameplay and the N64. Forbes talks to the game’s director about why.
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Assassins Creed joins a growing list of backwards compatible video games on the Xbox One.
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Less than 24 hours before its planned showdown with Apple, the FBI moved to vacate March 22nd’s hearing.
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Two new special edition gamepads are coming to the Xbox One later this month.
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‘Nuk3town’ is free for everyone in ‘Black Ops III’ starting today.
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In a stunning, last-minute development, the Justice Department asked a court in California to postpone Tuesday’s scheduled hearing in a case centered on the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters after “an outside party demonstrated to the FBI a possible method for unlocking” the phone over the weekend.
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T-Mobile has been the one carrier who decided to strike back at the other carriers back when AT&T and Verizon were the ones getting rid of unlimited plans by aggressively advertising their Uncarrier movements to turn the mobile industry in the US back into the customers’ hands.
Yeah, Sprint had unlimited plans too but they weren’t necessarily doing so well. They’d lost customers when they decided to make the switch from WiMax to LTE so you could imagine outraged customers who found out their 2 year old phone was not going to have 4G anymore, even after the carrier was promising it was…
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