You can still share your own address, though.

What comes next.

It's an American solution to a global problem.

GM backed Trump’s fight with California and lost.

Why the military needs Silicon Valley, now more than ever

a comprehensive analysis of the year's new malware!

I'm generally a fan of the Memories feature of Apple Photos, especially the inclusion of the widget starting in iOS 14. However, there are drawbacks. The biggest of which is that Photos can surface painful past moments.1 An extreme example is the attack on the Capitol last year. Here's Jim Newell at Slate: What was...

Offending posts—including sexually explicit images—linger in comment histories long after their removal from subreddits

A browser extension that reveals Amazon brand and exclusive products while you shop on the site

Employees say their complaints about workplace misconduct were routinely ignored

A new report reveals allegations of persistent mistreatment.

“Smishing" is an attempt to collect logins or other sensitive information with a malicious text message—and it's on the rise.

A new study shows that the vast majority of the time Facebook has made an enforcement decision on a political ad after it ran, it’s made the wrong call.

Instead of submitting a form and waiting to hear back

Remember when Microsoft said individual apps might be a bad experience?

The prosecution drew less blood from Elizabeth Holmes than a Theranos test

‘Project Guardian’ aims to protect prominent tweeters from abuse, harassment

Microsoft could move slower to ship better code, discontinue old features (like Apple), or get its customers to a good security baseline (like Google).

Apple added a new feature in the iOS 15.2 iPhone update to give kids a warning before they send or open nude photos—and made a difficult decision to omit a feature that would have warned their parents.

Kara and Scott discuss Twitter’s new anti-harassment policy, Chris Cuomo’s indefinite suspension from CNN, and Stacey Abrams running for Governor in Georgia. Also, UK’s Competition Watchdog tells Meta to sell off GIPHY. CEOs and insiders have sold off a record number of stocks in 2021. Plus, Scott gives us some predictions on SpaceX and Twitter. Send us your Listener Mail questions, via Yappa, at nymag.com/pivot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There’s now a button to easily switch default browsers.

Independent experts from NYU, UMass Amherst, Columbia, Marquette, and the ACLU are partnering with Gizmodo to responsibly publish this historic leak.

Pokimane even threatened to stop using Streamlabs.

The journalists of Novaya Gazeta report on dangerous conflicts—and endure threats of their own.

It is Apple, not supply chain woes, that online advertising businesses seemed most concerned by going into the home stretch of 2021.

Firefox was also going to use a workaround until the block.

Some app developers say Apple is buying Google ads to cut App Store work-arounds off at the pass. Huawei thinks it has an end run around US sanctions. The audacious hacker that managed to send fake emails from the FBI’s own servers. The story behind the big Taproot update to Bitcoin. And the DAO of crypto enthusiasts looking to buy a copy of the US Constitution.

What losing a badge really means

Of all the contemporary internet’s innumerable hovels, few are as bewildering as Ted Kaczynski stan TikTok.