- ‘Apple’s Spring Loaded event: a few observations’ by Riccardo Mori for his blog
- ‘Thoughts and Observations on This Week’s ‘Spring Loaded’ Apple Event’ by John Gruber for Daring Fireball
- ‘How the Super League Fell Apart’ by Tariq Panja and Rory Smith for The New York Times
- ‘They Hacked McDonald’s Ice Cream Machines—and Started a Cold War’ by Andy Greenberg for WIRED
- ‘Thoughts On: Guilded’ by Mint for his blog
- ‘TikTok vs Douyin: A Security and Privacy Analysis’ by Pellaeon Lin for Citizen Lab
What I’ve Read This Week (April 19 2021 to April 25 2021)
- ‘Mag and Fury bring confidence and poise to the Washington Justice frontline’ by Bonnie Qu for Upcomer
- ‘Review: Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ by Bryce Kerley for his blog
- ‘The 3DS: A Retrospective’ by Mint for his blog
- ‘Hunting down the stuck BGP routes’ by Ben Jojo for his blog
- ‘Compliance Will Not Save Me’ by Ibram X. Kendi for The Atlantic
- ‘Exploiting vulnerabilities in Cellebrite UFED and Physical Analyzer from an app’s perspective’ by moxie0 for the Signal blog
- ‘Things That Go Bump in the Psyche: A Critical Look at What Makes Boldy James So Compelling’ by Dashiell Lewis for Passion of the Weiss
- ‘Under a Blood-red Flag’ by Nayantara Ranganathan for Logic Magazine
What I’ve Read This Week (April 12 2021 to April 18 2021)
- ‘Fed up with the Mac, I spent six months with a Linux laptop. The grass is not greener on the other side’ by Carlos Fenollosa for his blog
- ‘Surviving the Crackdown in Xinjiang’ by Raffi Khatchadourian for The New Yorker
- ‘I Thought My Job Was To Report On Technology In India. Instead, I Got A Front-Row Seat To The Decline Of My Democracy.’ by Pranav Dixit for BuzzFeed
- ‘Outriders review’ by Steve Hogarty for Rock Paper Shotgun
- ‘How the Supreme Court saved the software industry from API copyrights’ by Timothy B. Lee for Ars Technica
- ‘Google Blocks Advertisers from Targeting Black Lives Matter YouTube Videos’ by Leon Yin and Aaron Sankin for The Markup
- ‘What does the future hold for RPGs?’ by Kat Bailey for Rock Paper Shotgun
What I’ve Read This Week (April 5 2021 to April 11 2021)
- ‘America Ruined My Name for Me’ by Beth Nguyen for The New Yorker
- ‘The Little-Known Data Broker Industry Is Spending Big Bucks Lobbying Congress’ by Alfred Ng and Maddy Varner for The Markup
- ‘The gangster, the general and the prime minister of Bangladesh’ by Will Thorne and Al Jazeera Investigative Unit for Al Jazeera
- ‘Google’s FLoC Is a Terrible Idea’ by Bennett Cyphers for EFF
- ‘After a decade of failure, LG officially quits the smartphone market’ by Ron Amadeo for Ars Technica
- ‘I Called Off My Wedding. The Internet Will Never Forget’ by Lauren Goode for Wired
What I’ve Read This Week (March 29 2021 to April 4 2021)
- ‘New Advanced Android Malware Posing as “System Update”’ by Aazim Yaswant for Zimperium
- ‘Intel Unleashed, Gelsinger on Intel, IDM 2.0’ by Ben Thompson for Stratechery
- ‘Whistleblower: Ubiquiti Breach “Catastrophic”’ by Brian Krebs for KrebsOnSecurity
- ‘The mess at Medium’ by Casey Newton for Platformer
- ‘Mobile Handset Privacy: Measuring The Data iOS and Android Send to Apple And Google’ [PDF] by Douglas J. Leith
- ’20 years of Mac OS X – Some of my favourite features’ by Riccardo Mori for his blog
- ‘The Long Term iPhone 12 Camera Review’ by Sebastiaan de With for Lux