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DOJ could approve T-Mobile and Sprint merger tomorrow

T-Mobile and Sprint are still grappling with state lawsuits attempting to block their merger, but they can at least take some consolation from the federal government. CNBC sources claim that the Department of Justice is expected to approve the merge… Source: engadget

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FAA makes it easy for drone hobbyists to fly in restricted airspace

It's now much easier to ask for permission to fly drones in restricted airspace even if you're only doing it for fun. The FAA is giving recreational drone pilots access to the Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) system — t… Source: engadget

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Facebook code allowed partners 'continued data access' despite shutdown

Facebook is embroiled in yet another data privacy debacle even as it's settling with the government over past actions. In a statement acknowledging its FTC settlement, the company revealed that its code had allowed "continued data access" to 12 part… Source: engadget

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21% of Bitcoin Hasn’t Moved for Five Years, Stroking Monumental Supply Shock

A record amount of bitcoin is sitting dormant, according to statistics by Coinmetrics. The report reveals that 21.6 percent of the total BTC supply hasn’t moved for five years – that’s almost 4 million coins. It suggests that bitcoiners are increasingly holding for the long-term. Coinmetrics’ analysis appears to validate the cryptocurrency’s use case as a […]

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Mnuchin Shades Bitcoin, Pinky-Swears He’s Not Loading Up

Bitcoin will never, ever become a part of US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin’s investment portfolio. The former hedge fund manager expressed his distrust of the cryptocurrency in a new interview clip released by CNBC, in which he assures the network that he won’t be talking about bitcoin six years from now. He also pinky-sweared that he […]