Google patches its fifth zero-day vulnerability of the year in Chrome

Exploit code for critical "use-after-free" bug is circulating in the wild.

Fisker’s brakes can’t catch a break

Image: Fisker Fisker has another braking issue on its hands, prompting US safety regulators to open a fourth probe on the automaker’s electric Ocean SUV. This time, the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is looking into customer claims that the Ocean

The Verge: Policy • 3h

Jumia Food delivery workers’ final payments are still missing

Jumia says it paid its logistics partners. Logistics partners say they paid all the workers. The workers say they haven’t been paid.

Rest of World • 8h

Verizon and T-Mobile are trying to gobble up US Cellular

Photo by Kena Betancur/VIEWpress Now that they’ve got an extra $100 billion worth of premium airwaves and Sprint no longer nipping at their heels , how can the big three cellular carriers continue to consolidate and grow? Well, T-Mobile and Verizon “are in discussions to

The Verge: Policy • 19h

Stack Overflow users sabotage their posts after OpenAI deal

Anti-AI users who change or delete answers in protest are being punished.

Ars Technica • 21h

No Country Should be Making Speech Rules for the World

It’s a simple proposition: no single country should be able to restrict speech across the entire internet. Any other approach invites a swift relay race to the bottom for online expression, giving governments and courts in countries with the weakest speech protections carte

EFF • 22h

Dell warns of “incident” that may have leaked customers’ personal info

Notification follows claim of compromised database with 49M Dell customers' data.

Ars Technica • 23h

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