New Site Exposes How Apple Censors Apps in China
The site shows which apps — from human rights groups, the New York Times, and virtual private networks — have been removed from Apple's app store in China.
The site shows which apps — from human rights groups, the New York Times, and virtual private networks — have been removed from Apple's app store in China.
SKDKnickerbocker is running communications for NSO Group, an Israeli company known for selling surveillance technology to authoritarian governments.
Spies working for the United Arab Emirates discussed the attack with operatives at controversial firm DarkMatter.
The Vermont senator discusses his 2020 campaign and his rivalry with Elizabeth Warren.
This will likely go down as the year when technology, once envisioned as an equalizing force, finally went headlong down the path toward dystopia.
Political science professor David Faris joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the structural reforms that could redress the power imbalance in Washington.
Gig economy workers who support the legislation view it as a necessary step toward their ability to collectively organize. Uber and Lyft want a workaround.
Mehdi Hasan discusses the Atlanta Democratic debate with Intercept politics reporter Akela Lacy and Waleed Shahid of the activist group Justice Democrats.
Law scholar Marjorie Cohn and journalist Sam Husseini are this week’s guests.
Though neonicotinoids are banned in the EU, a sophisticated information war has kept these insecticides — toxic to bees and birds — on the U.S. market.
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