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Add Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) to the list of those concerned about the partnership between internet-connected video doorbell company Ring--owned by Amazon--and over 400 police departments. If users consent, Ring shares video footage from the doorbells with local police departments and federal ...

New York State has filed against T-Mobile over its Metro PCS low-cost wireless offering, charging abusive sales tactics. That is according to a copy of the complaint filed in the New York State Supreme Court, which was obtained by ArsTechnica. The state is seeking a jury trial. The suit comes as ...

A healthy handful of states is investigating Facebook over antitrust issues. New York Attorney General Letitia James Friday (Sept. 6) confirmed that she is heading up a "bipartisan coalition" of state AGs--nine in all so far--looking into the company to see whether it has used its social media ...

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