Lawsuits have forced Facebook to change its targeted-advertising practices with credit, employment, and housing ads.
It’s either a sigh of relief or a threat to our fundamental mission as a city, but San Francisco is no longer the most attractive spot in the world for disruption, optimization, and Ubers-for-other-stuff.
You’ve seen ‘Restrooms are for customers only,’ but get ready for ‘This restroom is for app users only’.
Keith A. Spencer’s A People’s History of Silicon Valley lays out the case for the tech industry’s self-regard as a decades-long fraud with pernicious consequences.
They’re called “DMV Wait Line Concierges,” and they charge around $25 an hour to stand in the DMV line for you — inside, outside, or both.
The tech bro vest vending machine at San Francisco Airport is drawing internet ridicule, but it’s become one of the most lucrative machines at SFO.
Regulators are investigating whether this third-party lifehack is breaking the law by snapping up early DMV appointments and selling them online.
