Here is what happened in technology news for the week of June 17.
The Verge: Bodies in Seats
By: Casey Newton
Vox: He Co-founded Skype. Now He’s Spending His Fortune on Stopping Dangerous AI
By: Dylan Matthews and Byrd Pinkerton
CNet: Security Firm Cellebrite Says it can Unlock any iPhone
By: Oscar Gonzalez
Motherboard: The CIA Spied on People Through Their Smart TVs, Leaked Documents Reveal
By: Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai
ZDNet: Cybersecurity -- Why One Old Web Scam is on the Rise Again
By: Danny Palmer
Nextgov: DHS to Move Biometric Data on Hundreds of Millions of People to Amazon Cloud
By: Jack Corrigan
Wall Street Journal: CBS Is Planning Offer for Sister Company Viacom
By: Benjamin Mullin and Keach Hagey
Vice: U.S. Cities are Under Attack From Ransomware — and it's Going to get Much Worse
By: David Gilbert
The Guardian: Facebook Usage Falling After Privacy Scandals, Data Suggests
By: Alex Hern
Business Insider: A Florida City Paid a $600,000 Bitcoin Ransom to Hackers Who Took Over its Computers — and it's a Massive Alarm Bell for the Rest of the U.S.
By: Sinead Baker