I can’t imagine this but here is the story. Is our right to privacy this important? I Took Myself Offline Completely. Here’s Why – Mark Farid, Telegraph – “Last week, I gave up my entire digital identity. That is, during the course of a panel discussion entitled, “Data Shadow: Anonymity is our only right, and that is why it must be destroyed” at the Cambridge Festival of Ideas, I gave out to the audience my login details for everything, from my Just Eat account details to my Facebook account to my Apple ID. Within minutes, one person had changed my Gmail and Hotmail details, and another had altered my Facebook and Twitter passwords. Apple ID followed suit moments later. That was it. I was offline and had no means of getting those details back.”
Should You Upgrade to Windows 10? – Mary Branscombe, TechRadar
What the New Mac Could Look Like – David Goldman, CNN Money
What Technology Should Be Un-Invented? – Robinson Meyer, The Atlantic
Netflix CEO ‘Most Scared’ of ‘TV Everywhere’ Effort – Bloomberg
What You Need to Know About Apple’s Giant Cash Pile – Matt Phillips, QZ
The Death and Life of Digital Archives – Will Fenton, Slate
Get Ready for a Business Crowdfunding Revolution – Rob Marvin, PC Mag
Star Trek a Trojan Horse for CBS’s Streaming Future – K. Opam, Verge
Apple TV Pushes Apps Forward, But TV Is Leaning Back – Ross Rubin, FC
Turn Your Old Phone Into a Privacy Device – E. Schuman, Computerworld
Cellular and Wi-Fi Need to get Along Better – M. Lowenstein, Techpinions
Hewlett-Packard Splits. Now What? – Arik Hesseldahl, Re/Code
Fallout 4: Everything You Need to Know – Sam Rutherford, Tom’s Guide
The Risks (and Realities) Behind Activision’s $5.9b Mobile Bet – Ars