Jun 7, 2019
Here is what happened in technology news for the week of June 3.
CNBC: Facebook Will Reportedly Announce Cryptocurrency this Month, Allowing Employees to Take it as Salary
By: Matt Rosoff
The Wall Street Journal: Quest Diagnostics says 11.9 Million Patients may have been Affected by Breach
By: Kimberly Chin
Bloomberg: New Zealand Budget in Disarray as Treasury Systems Hacked
By: Matthew Brockett
Invest in Blockchain: New Evidence Suggests Satoshi Nakamoto is Paul Solotshi, The Creator of Encryption Software E4M and TrueCrypt
By: Jeremy Wall
Financial Times: German Security Agencies Want Access to Home Devices
By: Tobias Buck and Guy Chazan
Associated Press: Amazon says Drones will be Making Deliveries in Months
By: Joseph Pisani
The Wall Street Journal: Developers Sue Apple Over App Store Costs
By:Allison Prang
Financial Times: Microsoft Quietly Deletes Largest Public Face Recognition Data Set
By: Madhumita Murgia
The Wall Street Journal: Image-Recognition Technology May Not Be as Secure as We Think
By: Parmy Olson
Fast Company: I Left the Ad Industry Because Our Use of Data Tracking Terrified Me
By: Richard Stokes