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#Libra is asset backed, but who will regulate it? Just by a group of #Facebook friendly businesses in an association? businessinsider.com/innovation-str…
Yes it can. If it is regulated just like other broadcasters, they will have too. Using public airwaves or internet doesn’t really matter. #Youtube usatoday.com/story/tech/tal…
Is this likely to force #Apple to open up #iOS to allow third party apps to bypass #AppStore? No. zdnet.com/article/goodby…
It can easily be read as #Facebook blaming governments around the world for not regulating them early enough. cnet.com/news/facebooks…
Big banks should be worried. #Apple and Goldman Sachs willing to undercut others and not profit from external access to personal data. apple.com/newsroom/2019/…
It’s a brave statement. But is it what the people want? Breaking tech companies up with make them easier to regulate? Didn’t they try it with AT&T and failed before?…
Another $57 million. Will it be better for end-users? Or will #Google just get smarter at avoiding fines? gizmodo.com/google-fined-5…
We still can’t design a #cryptocurrency which can’t be stolen? Really? Or at least have some ways of reverting or nulling such fully traceable crime? bbc.com/news/world-asi…
As if all big tech companies who rallied against it won’t take full advantage as soon as they can? money.cnn.com/2017/12/14/tec…
You have heard it a few times, so it is the norm of digital currency? Or is this why #Bitcoin should fail? Irreversible stealing of money is acceptable? Call them…
Should #Google dictate how website owners use AMP? It’s open source. theverge.com/2017/11/16/166…
My general concern is that these are not government-backed or regulated. Been a few hundred years since we used money not issued by authorities. thenextweb.com/contributors/2…