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As Companies Expand Drone Deliveries, Most Consumers Have Trust Issues Over the Idea
57% said they have little or no trust in drones to safely deliver products to homes and businesses, according to a Morning Consult survey
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Fighting Robocalls Can Feel Like Playing ‘Whack-a-Mole.’ The Public Wants Telecommunications Companies to Step Up Their Efforts
About half of U.S. adults said networks are responsible for protecting consumers from scam robocalls, texts
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Voters Unconvinced by Provisions of Bill to Boost App Store Competition
Only two provisions of the Open App Markets Act measures received at least 30% support, per new Morning Consult/Politico data
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Voters Overwhelmingly Back Major Provisions of Proposed Federal Data Privacy Law
More than 4 in 5 voters supported each of the four primary planks of the new bill, a new Morning Consult/Politico survey found
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The E.U.’s Digital Markets Act Could Be a Template for U.S. Antitrust Push. Its Measures Are Popular Here and Abroad
A Morning Consult survey found support for many of the bill’s provisions, which looks to encourage greater competition among tech companies operating in the European Union
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Some Companies Are Starting to Embrace the Metaverse. Many Tech Employees Are Interested in Doing Certain Work Tasks in Virtual Reality
3 in 5 tech workers said they would be interested in using virtual reality headsets for training and professional development
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Tech Companies Are Still Figuring Out Return-to-Office Plans. Most Workers Don’t Want a Full-Time, In-Person Return
About 3 in 5 workers in the tech sector said they are not interested in returning to the office full time, while nearly 2 in 5 are more amenable to in-person work
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Many Tech Employees Say They’d Quit Rather Than Be Monitored During Work
A Morning Consult survey finds that roughly half of tech workers who said they’re not monitored at work would resign rather than be subject to facial recognition or having their employer record audio or video of them
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Most Alien Believers Think Government Has Kept UFO Existence From the Public
About 3 in 5 voters believe in extraterrestrial life, and of that share, almost 4 in 5 said the government has concealed information about unidentified flying objects
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Half of Voters Support Homeland Security Department’s Proposed Board to Fight Disinformation on Elections, Border Policies
Democrats are roughly twice as likely as Republicans to back the creation of the board to combat disinformation around U.S. border policies and elections on social media and elsewhere