The Brutalist Report

The Register

• San Francisco cops can use private cameras to live-monitor 'significant events' [1019d]
• Meta, Google learn the art of the quiet layoff [1019d]
• Tongues wag that Softbank's Son may sell Arm to Samsung [1019d]
• Getty bans AI-generated art due to copyright concerns [1019d]
• Charter won't pay out $7b after cable installer murdered woman. Just $1b instead [1019d]
• US accident investigators want alcohol breathalyzers in all new vehicles [1019d]
• Tesla Megapack battery ignites at substation after less than 6 months [1019d]
• Malwarebytes blocks Google, YouTube as malware [1019d]
• Amazon adds 2.7 gigawatts of renewable energy to its operations [1019d]
• Boeing wants autonomous flying cabs in US airspace by 2030 [1019d]
• 'I Don't Care About Cookies' extension sold to Avast [1019d]
• Salesforce lets Genie out of the bottle [1019d]
• Emissions-slashing hybrid trains to hit tracks in Europe [1019d]
• Datacenter outages costing more, $1m+ failures now common [1019d]
• Firefox 105 is here, and it's faster and more memory-frugal [1019d]
• ChromeLoader, what took you so long? Malvertising irritant now slings ransomware [1019d]
• BT CEO orders staff: Back to the office or risk 'disciplinary action' [1019d]
• Now's your chance, AI, to do good. Protect endangered eagles from wind turbines [1020d]
• Afghanistan’s Taliban government bans TikTok [1020d]
• Look who's fallen foul of Europe's data retention rules. France and Germany [1020d]
• USA adds two more Chinese carriers on 'probably a threat to national security' list [1020d]
• Wearables sales slacken as the novelty wears off [1020d]
• Microsoft debuts Windows 11 2022 Update – now with features added monthly [1020d]
• Amazon's Roomba acquisition gets caught on FTC's rug [1020d]
• Oracle Cloud at one point would let you access any other customer's data [1020d]