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Another day, another hurdle. Uber has been fined $7.3 million by a California judge over its refusal to share business data, including ride logs and accident details, reports The Los Angeles Times. Chief administrative law judge Karen V. Clopton of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) contended that Uber had not complied with state laws designed to keep passengers safe, even after being given a year to do so. She also recommended that the service be suspended until the company falls in line. Of course, Uber doesn’t agree with the decision. A company spokeswoman said: We will appeal the decision…
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Microsoft announced today that it’s launching a cloud version of its PhotoDNA service, which helps law enforcement agencies and businesses identify illegal images, including those depicting sexual abuse of children, from massive photo libraries. PhotoDNA has been around since 2009, when it was developed by Microsoft in collaboration with Darthmouth College. Since then, its on-premise version has been used by more than 70 companies and organizations including Facebook and Twitter, but required substantial time, money and expertise to run it. The new PhotoDNA Cloud Service is easier to set up and deploy from Microsoft’s Azure platform, and businesses can sign…
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