Facebook encryption risks children’s safety, National Crime Agency warns
Signs of abuse will be missed because of the encryption of messages, the National Crime Agency says.
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Where will all the electric cars be charged?
For instance, lamppost electric vehicle (EV) charging is expanding. A big advantage of repurposing existing lampposts is that cities don’t have to dig in order to lay new cables, says Artis Markots, the chief executive of the Latvian start-up SimpleCharge, which is focusing on Central and Eastern Europe.
