6 Attorneys General Looking into Facebook Privacy Transgressions
Under fire for a plethora of data scandals over the last few years, Facebook is looking at the possibility of paying hefty fines for its data practices.
Countries are Reviewing Their Manufacturing Laws – Here’s What’s Happening
The European Union and United States are reevaluating their current manufacturing laws related to appliance repair, which might help end users in the long run.
Webinar: How to Get Better Audio in UCC Meeting Environments
In this free webinar, AVI-SPL and Biamp experts explain how to tackle meeting room audio UCC challenges quickly and more efficiently.
The Government Has Access to Your Genes – Here’s Why That’s a Problem
Since one DNA testing company recently granted the government access to its users’ DNA data, issues of privacy are coming to the forefront.
Legislator Proposes Facial Recognition Ban
The surveillance technology has been criticized for its potential to exacerbate racial bias in government agencies like the police department.
Week in Review: Next-Gen Networks, Generation Z, Reverse Culture, etc.
This week, February 11th-15th, 2019: Part II of visibility in next-gen networks, Generation Z enters the workforce, hiring employees for culture, and more.
Cisco Collaborative Workspace Upgrade
EOS was engaged by Cisco to update and increase Cisco’s existing video conferencing campus estate on a global basis through the Cisco Collaborative Workspace program (CCW).
Verizon Waives Fee for K-12 Texting Services
Verizon recently announced that it is waiving a spam-blocking fee that would have shut down a free texting service users in the K-12 fields typically take advantage of.
15 Psychological Benefits of Green Buildings
Research shows that green buildings not only help the environment but also impact the way people think and feel, from improving decision-making ability and minimizing depression.
Hopes Remain High For Foldable Phones Despite Setbacks
Manufacturers are hopeful that foldable phones are the future of mobile devices, but have been struggling to find a successful design.
