Description

The NSA program Snowden revealed might be done, Microsoft is readying a Windows Lite, poor iPhone sales are hitting Foxconn workers hard, a big strategic look at Netflix and why one seemingly random password is a poor choice if you care about your security.

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Links

• Disputed N.S.A. Phone Program Is Shut Down, Aide Says (NYTimes)
• Microsoft is creating Windows Lite for dual-screen and Chromebook-like devices (The Verge)
• Apple acquires patent portfolio of failed smart home security startup Lighthouse AI (9to5Mac)
• Coinbase Pushes Out Ex-Hacking Team Employees Following Uproar (Coindesk)
• Coinbase Users Struggle to Delete Their Accounts in Protest (Motherboard)
• Living up to our values and the Neutrino acquisition (Coinbase Blog)
• Foxconn, a tale of slashed salaries, disappearing benefits and mass resignations as iPhone orders dry up (South China Morning Post)
• Big Media Isn't Ready to Fight Back (Netflix Misunderstandings, Pt. 5) (Redef)
• Why 'ji32k7au4a83' Is a Remarkably Common Password (Gizmodo)