NASA just selected astronaut Jeanette Epps for a historic space mission by Boeing — 2 years after the agency abruptly bumped her from a first flight

Subscribe now and access premium content View online           Tech Insider           NASA just selected astronaut Jeanette Epps for a historic space mission by Boeing — 2 years after the agency abruptly bumped her from a first flight   NASA dropped Epps from a mission in 2018 without explanation. Now she's poised to fly on the first operational flight of Boeing's CST-100 Starliner.   READ MORE           10 things in tech you need to know today   Palantir officially laid out its plans to go public, Jack Ma's Ant Group filed for its IPO, and CBP paid a location data gathering firm $476,000.   READ MORE           How to connect your Amazon Echo to Wi-Fi to get the most out of your Alexa-enabled smart speaker   You can connect your Amazon Echo to a Wi-Fi network in minutes using the Amazon Alexa app on your phone or tablet.   READ MORE             How to find out how fast your internet is using a free and accurate Google speed test   You can see how fast your internet is by running a test that's provided by Google, though your internet speed will vary based on several factors.   READ MORE           Palantir just officially laid out its plans to go public in a direct listing   Palantir has been criticized for its close ties to US government agencies, including the FBI, the CIA, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement.   READ MORE           How to transfer contacts from an Android phone to an iPhone in 4 different ways   You can transfer contacts from an Android phone to an iPhone in several ways, including using a free app, your SIM card, or even an email.   READ MORE           Etsy's CEO slams Amazon for trying to twist a California consumer protection bill into a tool to 'wipe out its competitors'   The bill would hold online marketplaces liable for defective products, but Etsy said Amazon lobbied to make compliance impossible for smaller players.   READ MORE           Google's own engineers said the company 'confuses users' on privacy settings that are now the subject of a lawsuit   Arizona claimed Google tracked users even after they opted out. New court documents show some employees agreed that the settings were deceptive.   READ MORE           Read the letter Palantir's CEO wrote attacking Silicon Valley companies as unpatriotic 'engineering elites' and allying itself with the Trump administration   In its filing to go public, secretive data firm Palantir distanced itself from other tech companies — and pitched itself as a staunch government ally.   READ MORE           The CEO of secretive data analysis startup Palantir made over $12 million last year, and will get $800,000 in travel stipends in 2020   The cofounder and CEO of Palantir incurred a lot of travel expenses, not all of it for company business.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006