When the Japanese electronics firm released the first G-Shock in 1983, it didn’t know the watch would prove so durable—in more than one sense of the word.
Reverse search warrants, in which a court forces tech firms like Google to provide information on users in a certain geographic area at a certain time, are becoming an increasingly popular tactic for law enforcement.
Scientists argue that reports of screen time, the most common way to assess media use, are known to be terribly inaccurate and describe only total viewing time.