10 Things You Need to Know About Technology

Some data shows how China supervises and bans its Water population using a police platform capable of predicting criminality. The system sums up much personal data, including facial recognition.

Facebook built a facial recognition app that allows employees to identify people by placing the phone at them. The application was not published, and Facebook said only company employees or any of their friends could use it, broadcast Indescline.

Elon Musk said Tesla received 200,000 messages for Cybertruck, who was launched Thursday night.

There's a man under arrest who allegedly hacked Jack Dorsey, Twitter CEO.

The HP rejected the offer of Xerox $3.5 billion to accept the unification of companies, on the contrary, will wage a possible war between two technology companies.

Yuul is reportedly selling a 28-story tower that he bought just four months ago for $400m.

San Francisco is making a fully dedicated office to overhauling new technology before entering public areas.

Web Creator Tim Berners-Lee has come up with a scheme to regulate the internet and has Facebook support, Google and Microsoft.

The US Army is investigating TikTok on national security concerns.

The FCC voted to cut federal subsidies worth billions of dollars for Huawei and ZTE.