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Sara Morrison

Sara Morrison

Former Senior Reporter

    Latest articles by Sara Morrison

    Technology
    The government is again asking Apple to unlock iPhones. Here’s why you should care.The government is again asking Apple to unlock iPhones. Here’s why you should care.
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    Apple has so far refused to help law enforcement.

    By Sara Morrison
    Technology
    The US is worried about Iran retaliating with a cyberattackThe US is worried about Iran retaliating with a cyberattack
    Technology

    Iran’s formidable cyber arsenal includes malware and DoS attacks.

    By Sara Morrison
    Technology
    California’s new privacy law, explainedCalifornia’s new privacy law, explained
    Technology

    The California Consumer Privacy Act gives Californians some control over their data, but only if they know how to take advantage of it.

    By Sara Morrison
    Technology
    All those hacks got Amazon’s Ring suedAll those hacks got Amazon’s Ring sued
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    Knock, knock! Who’s there? A lawsuit.

    By Sara Morrison
    Technology
    Facebook is gearing up for a battle with California’s new data privacy lawFacebook is gearing up for a battle with California’s new data privacy law
    Technology

    We spoke to three legal experts who don’t think Facebook’s argument will hold up.

    By Sara Morrison
    From Pokémon Go to Facebook, here’s how to protect your privacy on apps
    Technology

    Mobile apps want to know everything about you, but you can minimize what they have access to.

    By Sara Morrison
    Technology
    TikTok is accused of censoring anti-Chinese government content, againTikTok is accused of censoring anti-Chinese government content, again
    Technology

    A US teen says the video-sharing platform suspended her account for criticizing China’s treatment of Muslims.

    By Sara Morrison

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