Net neutrality rules are now dead. Here's what that means for you, and what happens next

Even though broadband providers are no longer barred from blocking, slowing, or providing preferred access to particular sites and services, you shouldn't expect your internet experience to change overnight. But changes could be coming.

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Net neutrality rules are now dead. Here's what that means for you, and what happens next Even though broadband providers are no longer barred from blocking, slowing, or providing preferred access to particular sites and services, you shouldn't expect your internet experience to change overnight. But changes could be coming. Read More »

Facebook is tracking you in ways you never knew — here's the crazy amount of data it sucks up Facebook has revealed all the creepy ways it records information on users. Some were unsurprising, such as the time people spend on Facebook or if they buy things via the site, but others shed light on the sheer scale of Facebook's monitoring machine. Read More »

10 things in tech you need to know today Facebook shared data with more companies, Tesla will roll out more autonomous driving features, and Microsoft is building its own game streaming service. Read More »

SoftBank revealed the inside story of how it negotiated an $8 billion share deal with Uber Rajeev Misra, the CEO of SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund, said he personally spent six months persuading Uber's board and shareholders to take his money. Read More »

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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi insists that leaders say they have 'the D' in meetings — and bewildered employees aren't sure if he gets the other meaning BI PRIME: In a memo obtained by Business Insider, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi describes a new company policy designed to eliminate "bureaucracy creep" at the growing company, which is set to go public next year. Read More »

Facebook's public policy chief has apologized to an investor after she accused him of making a 'sexist' remark to her Elliot Schrage, Facebook's vice president of communications and public policy, has apologized to investor Natasha Lamb after she accused him of making a 'sexist' remark to her. Lamb alleged that Schrage said she was 'not nice' after she raised concerns about Facebook's gender pay gap. Read More »

Amazon criticized for 'secretly oppressing' workers at its Echo Dot and Kindle factory Amazon criticised over conditions at a Chinese factory that produces Kindles, Echo Dots, and tablets. A China Labour Watch detailed illegal numbers of temporary workers, as well as staff being underpaid and overworked. Read More »

Sony just revealed tons more details about the incredible-looking PlayStation games you'll be playing as soon as this year Instead of a traditional media briefing, Sony just offered four deep dives into some incredible-looking games coming to the PlayStation 4, with the first one coming this September. Read More »

This 26-year-old Fortnite streamer says she paid off her mom's debt with her Twitch earnings Playing video games for a living can be a pretty sweet gig, but it comes with its own challenges, especially for women streamers. Read More »

The 7 biggest announcements from the first 2 days of E3 2018 In the first two days of E3 2018, we got big batches of announcements from the top companies in gaming. Microsoft showed off what's coming to the Xbox One, while Bethesda, Electronic Arts, and Devolver Digital also gave first looks at exciting new games coming to multiple platforms. Read More »

The next major 'Assassin's Creed' game is heading to Ancient Greece in 'Assassin's Creed Odyssey' — take a look Last time, "Assassin's Creed" went to Anceitn Egypt. This time, "Assassin's Creed Odyssey" is taking players to Ancient Greece! Read More »

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