Mobile Minutes: Samsung Note 7; EU cybersecurity; Uber drivers’ set up camps; Twitter’s POTUS issues
The company opens up about the source of one of history’s worst tech product recalls.
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The European Union is considering testing banks’ defenses against cyber attacks, EU officials and sources said, as concerns grow about the industry’s vulnerability to hacking.
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When their shifts end, Uber drivers set up camp in parking lots across the U.S.
In the 1970s, the Safeway grocery store in San Francisco’s gleaming Marina neighborhood, known as the Social Safeway, was a cornerstone of the pre-Tinder dating scene. Armistead Maupin made it famous in his 1978 book, Tales of the City, calling it “the hottest spot in town” to meet people. For years afterward, locals called it the “Singles Safeway” or the “Dateway.”
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Twitter fixes follow issues with ‘POTUS’ transition
Find yourself on Twitter following the 45th president of the United States by mistake? It’s not just you.
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