EU Sues Amazon on Antitrust Charges Over Use of Data; Vulnerabilities Affect 100,000 Sites Using WordPress Plugin.

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Zoom to Implement New Security Measures Under FTC Settlement; EU Under Fire for Plan to Access Encrypted Chats; Critics: French Bill on Police IDs Pose ‘Danger to Press Freedom’; 10M Hotel Guest Files Leaked in Misconfigured Data Bucket.

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Baltimore ‘Spy Plane’ Program Does Not Violate Privacy, Court Rules; Facebook Removes Iranian Accounts; WhatsApp to Release Disappearing Message Feature;Google Criticizes India for Limiting Digital Payments.

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Miss. Police to Live-Stream Amazon Ring Doorbell Cameras; Voters Ban Facial Recognition in Portland, Me.; US Seizes $1B in Bitcoin, Tied to ‘Silk Road’ Drug Website; Survey: 51% of Companies Still Lack a BYOD Policy Amid Pandemic.

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Calif. Voters Approve Prop 24 Privacy Measure; Did Social Media Actually Counter Election Misinformation?; US Judge Unsure If He Has Grounds to Issue New TikTok Injunction; T-Mobile to Pay $200M Fine to Resolve FCC Investigation.

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Privacy Issues on Ballot in 2 Key States on Election Day; UK Police Using Fingerprint Scanners to Target Black Britons; WSJ: Walmart, Comcast in Talks to Develop and Distribute Smart TVs; Australian Media Firm Says Ransomware Hit Could Cost Over $6M.

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Twitter to Label Posts Claiming Early Election Victory; Air Force Buys Chinese Drones, Raising Security Concerns; Washington State AG: Data Breaches Nearly Doubled in Last Year; Chrome ‘Bug’ Exempts Google Sites From User Data Settings.

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Russian Hackers Target Democratic Groups in Calif., Ind.; Calif. Officials Blame Google Over Biased Excerpts of Ballot Initiatives; Facebook Halts Political Group Recommendations Before Election; Instagram to Crack Down on Misinformation Ahead of Election; Hacker Releases Ga. Election Data After Officials Refuse to Make Ransom Payment.

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Ransomware Attacks Threaten US Hospital Systems, FBI Warns; Wikipedia Locks Presidential Page a Week Before US Election; $2.3M Allegedly Stolen by Hackers, WISGOP Says; Report: UK Agency Not Holding Companies Accountable for Breaking Rules.

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US Charges 8 in Alleged Chinese Surveillance Effort; Issues Laid Bare as Facebook, Twitter, Google CEOs Are Grilled by GOP Senators; Microsoft: Iranian Hackers Posed as Conference Organizers; NSA Avoids Questions on ‘Backdoors’ in Tech Products.

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