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From: Fast Company Compass - Wednesday Jan 22, 2020 04:03 pm
Good morning, While the White House cranks up the pressure on Apple to unlock two iPhones used by a m
Good morning,
While the White House cranks up the pressure on Apple to unlock two iPhones used by a mass shooter, District Attorney Cy Vance has taken matters into his own hands. Deep in the heart of lower Manhattan, Vance and a team of forensics experts have built a next-gen cyber lab capable of decrypting practically any device—if Apple doesn’t upgrade its phones first. Veteran reporter William D. Cohan goes inside the lab’s radiofrequency isolation chamber to witness the technological arms race firsthand.
—Benjamin Landy

Inside the $10 million cyber lab trying to break Apple’s iPhone
Inside the $10 million cyber lab trying to break Apple’s iPhone
The Trump administration wants Apple to create a back door into the iPhone. District Attorney Cy Vance Jr. has spent millions trying to find other ways in.
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These are the most sustainable corporations in the world
These are the most sustainable corporations in the world
Canadian research firm Corporate Knights releases its annual list of most sustainable corporations in the world, with some new entries in the top 10.
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This time, it could be worse: 2020 election misinformation will be homegrown, and we’re not ready for it
This time, it could be worse: 2020 election misinformation will be homegrown, and we’re not ready for it
Misinformation researcher Renée DiResta says that our social networks, if not our government, have gotten smarter about preventing digital interference in our elections. But so have the hackers.
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The science behind why saving for retirement is hard
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5 Google Photos tricks to help you get the most out of your memories
5 Google Photos tricks to help you get the most out of your memories
Clear up space on your phone, share everything with a partner, search for anything or anyone, and get prints in a jiffy with these handy Google Photos tips.
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Could this gorgeous electric plane be the Tesla of the skies?
Could this gorgeous electric plane be the Tesla of the skies?
It may be a concept, but it has some good ideas to consider.
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The Old Spice Guy celebrates its 10th anniversary—as an embarrassing Old Spice Dad
The Old Spice Guy celebrates its 10th anniversary—as an embarrassing Old Spice Dad
A decade after he first said, “Hello Ladies,” Isaiah Mustafa is back in a different world.
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Don’t count on tech to cure healthcare’s many ills
Don’t count on tech to cure healthcare’s many ills
With the proliferation of telemedicine, AI, and health apps, technology is making our health system more fragmented—and may not be helping people be healthier.
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Lyft and LeBron James are giving thousands of young people free bikeshare memberships
Lyft and LeBron James are giving thousands of young people free bikeshare memberships
A bike was an important part of the basketball great’s childhood, and now he wants others to have access to them, too.
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