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If the FCC Bans Burner Phones, It Could Be a Privacy Nightmare

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By Joe Supan Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Federal Communications Commission is poised to begin forcing the country's telecom companies to collect names, addresses and government identification numbers for every cellphone customer. If adopted -- a likely outcome given the FCC's current Republican majority who support it -- the rules would effectively outlaw burner phones, devices that aren't specifically tied to identifying data, allowing the privacy-minded to maintain their anonymity.
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SpaceX’s 1M AI Satellites Will Create Space Junkyard, Experts Warn

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By Joe Supan Verified
| Hecho En California
SpaceX’s dream for a million data centers in space is veering closer to reality than science fiction. On May 29, the company submitted a filing to the Federal Communications Commission that answered questions about its plan. Ten days later, Elon Musk, the chief executive of SpaceX, sat down for a video interview posted on his social media platform, X, to offer even more details. “Space is really big. It’s not like space is going to get crowded,” Musk said.
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SpaceX’s 1M AI Satellites Will Create Space Junkyard, Experts Warn

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By Joe Supan Verified, Jonathan McDowell, Hanno Rein
| EIN News
SpaceX’s dream for a million data centers in space is veering closer to reality than science fiction. On May 29, the company submitted a filing to the Federal Communications Commission that answered questions about its plan. Ten days later, Elon Musk, the chief executive of SpaceX, sat down for a video interview posted on his social media platform, X, to offer even more details. "Space is really big. It's not like space is going to get crowded," Musk said.
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