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Hacking That iPhone May Be the Best Option for Everyone
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After Day-Long Drama, FCC Approves Subsidized Internet
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What’s All This About Encryption? A Handy Guide
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Revised EU Comments on Judicial Redress Ease Pressure on Congress
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Electronic Frontier Foundation Says T-Mobile Program Violates Net Neutrality
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GM to Invest $500 Million in Lyft for Fleet of On-Demand, Autonomous Cars
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Senate Commerce Committee Lists Tech Bills Slated for Action in 2016
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Judge Certifies Two Class-Action Lawsuits Against Facebook Over 2012 IPO
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FCC: Broadband Speeds Have Tripled Since 2011
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New Google Glass Photos Revealed in FCC Filing
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Trade Group for Uber and Lyft Creates PAC to Oppose New Ridesharing Rules
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Participation in Phone Discount Program Drops for Second Consecutive Year
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Senate Democrats Call for Clarified Internet Accessibility Rules Under ADA
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Cotton Hits Back at Apple CEO’s Comments on Encryption
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Home Broadband Usage Dipped in 2015, Pew Report Says
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Toxic Substances Law Clears Senate and Conference Talks Begin
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Tech, Privacy Groups Line Up Against Cyber Bill
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Lawmakers Want New Definition of Hacking Software
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FCC Approves Updates to Satellite Rules
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House Passes Port Cybersecurity Bill
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U.S. Agrees to International Reductions on Tariffs for Tech Products
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FCC Grants One-Year Exemption to Transparency Rules for Small ISPs
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House-Passed Bill Would Require Strategy to Combat Terrorists’ Use of Social Media
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McCain Bill Would Require Vetting of Social Media for Visa Applicants
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Senate Passes Thune’s ‘Gag Clause’ Bill
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Obama Submits Re-Appointment of Ramirez to FTC
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Wyden Has ‘Serious Legal and Privacy Concerns’ with FBI’s New eFOIA System
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FAA Issues Registration Rules for Recreational Drones
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GOP Senators Warn FCC to ‘Proceed Cautiously’ With Municipal Broadband
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House Sends Trade Enforcement Bill to Senate