Dozens of tracking apps for smartphones are being used or developed to help contain the coronavirus pandemic. But there are worries about privacy and hastily written software. https://nyti.ms/2z00yBm
The social network displaced more than two dozen employees who work on security, as the company fights threats such as cyberattacks. https://nyti.ms/2WbmEZj
Air travel is down more than 90 percent from last year, and analysts say the rebound will be slower than following 9/11 or the financial crisis. https://bit.ly/3dafuvx
The legendary thinker and founder of the *Whole Earth Catalog* raised a public conversation about end-of-life care during the Covid-19 pandemic. https://bit.ly/3aOnTmL
Armies of microbiologists are swabbing subways, ATMs, and hospitals in search of the novel coronavirus. Their data could help cities reopen responsibly. https://bit.ly/2VNLlME
As the coronavirus continues to disrupt lives and livelihoods, influencers are offering free money to followers — and gaining a lot more in return. https://nyti.ms/3cWIyGI
Tracking the spread of infectious diseases like COVID-19 is more complex than following numbers. The way we talk about it matters too. https://cnet.co/35a7Q1b
With its fall detection feature, heart rate notifications, exercise tracking or just the ability to make a call from your wrist, the Apple Watch has made a mark in each one of these stories. https://cnet.co/2yIJKOZ
Never a hit with airlines and now grounded by the coronavirus pandemic, the still-young giant will disappear from the Airbus factory next year. https://cnet.co/3bKn7Iz
Conway, who passed away on April 11, was known for his rapid computation, his playful approach, and solving problems with “his own bare hands.” https://bit.ly/2KCWiKx
China arrested five former employees who had discussed the tech giant’s Iranian sales in a chat group, raising questions about its government ties. https://nyti.ms/2VYDPNO