Legal
Uber executives could face criminal charges in France
It appears that Uber executives are in trouble because France can bring criminal charges against them for operating an illegal taxi service, the Court of Justice of the…
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What’s Hot gathers trending stories from The Jolt Journal across AI, gaming, Apple, streaming, security, transportation and internet culture.
Business
PayPal is launching debit cards and traditional banking services
According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, PayPal is now rolling out a number of traditional banking features. The digital payment company is offering users debit…
LG
LG G7 flagship phone to launch in May
Remember LG's artificial intelligence technology, ThinQ? It was first introduced in the V30S, and now it's coming to LG's G-series phones. Specifically speaking, ThinQ is coming to the…
Facebook
Here’s how to check if Cambridge Analytica used your Facebook data
By now, we have already established that millions of Facebook users are affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, but the one question remains: Was I affected? Well, we…
Business
Backpage.com officials have been indicted after FBI shutdown
We learned last week that the US government seized the classified website Backpage.com, shut it down completely, and replaced the front page with a disclaimer where it posted…
Facebook
Congress has released Mark Zuckerberg’s statement for Wednesday’s hearing
On Wednesday, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress about several range of topics, including data privacy. Ahead of the heading, Congress has released a…
Internet
Oregon governor has signed net neutrality bill into law
You can add Oregon to the list of states that are in bringing net neutrality law into reality. Oregon Governor Kate Brown has signed the state's recently passed…
Apple
Apple is now completely powered by renewable energy
For years, Apple has been chasing the dream of clean energy, and the company boasts about it pretty well. Now it seems that it can finally announce an…
Business
Tesla is hoping to deliver all-wheel drive Model 3 by July
All of the Tesla Model 3 cars that the company is currently making is a single motor, rear-wheel drive variant. If you're more interested int he dual motor…
Entertainment
Department of Homeland Security suggests database to track ‘media influencers’ around the world
We can all agree that fake news and propaganda remain a top concern for not only people but American officials as well. That's why officials are determined to…
Ford
Ford issues recall for some 350,000 SUVs and Trucks
Ford Motor Co. has issued a recall for its F-150 pickup and Expedition SUV, citing gear shift problems which could lead drivers to think their vehicle is in…
Google
Google Chrome is scanning your Windows PC, but don’t be too alarmed
Kelly Shortridge, a product manager at SecurityScorecard, detected some unusual behavior on her PC a few days ago. She noticed that a honeypot Canarytoken was being accessed by…
Facebook
Facebook has suspended another data firm: AggregateIQ
Cambridge Analytica saw suspension from Facebook over data scandal, and now another data firm is seeing suspension. Facebook announced that it has suspended Canadian data firm AggregateIQ. Per…
Best Buy
Best Buy customer data may have also been exposed
Yesterday, we learned that both Sears and Delta had personal and financial information exposed for thousands of their customers. This is due to the companies entrusting their data…
Internet
To discourage abuse, Twitter will show rules to its users
Twitter has a new plan to help discourage abuse on its platform. The company has made a commitment to curb trolling and fake news, and now it wants…