6 November 2022 — Undark
We rely more on mobile navigation apps than we realize. It’s a mistake to overlook them when regulating Big Tech.
Even though I have lived in Los Angeles for more than five years, I still regularly open the map on my phone to orient myself, to avoid traffic, and to choose the best restaurants nearby. Anecdotes and data tell me that I’m not alone: The majority of Americans regularly use mobile GPS navigation, even in their own cities. Google Maps, the most popular such app, has more than one billion active monthly users worldwide.
Too many people think that a step back is a step over the edge
Heloisa Hariadne (Brazil), Com uma gota já se faz oceano pra sede se matar em mergulho (‘A drop of water becomes an ocean to quench a diver’s thirst’), 2021.
Sergei Surovikin may be the new kid on the block in Russia’s Ukrainian operation, yet the move made by both himself and Shoigu today was a very mature decision indeed
The US, the Ukraine and Taiwan are three sides of a problem that becomes more acute as we go forward.
It is Russia’s sails that are full of wind, yet as this article explores, there are very stormy seas ahead for Ukrainian forces near Kherson.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is reportedly planning to visit Saudi Arabia in the second week of December 2020
There are very few lights on and very soon, there may be nobody home
This has become a familiar picture over the last year, yet is the Ukrainian political establishment now attempting to flood Europe with its populace?
A police officer inspects parts of a drone at the site of a Russian strike on fuel storage facilities, Kharkiv, Ukraine, Oct 6, 2022
