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How Nest, designed to keep intruders out of people's homes, effectively allowed hackers to get in Tech companies are deciding between user convenience and potential damage to their brands. By Reed Albergotti · Read more Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg should be "liable" for the company's privacy missteps, top lawmaker says Federal regulators should hold Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg "individually liable for the company's repeated violations of Americans' privacy," Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden said Tuesday, including imposing penalties that apply directly to the chief executive. By Tony Romm · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   Drone company Wing gets 'air carrier' approval from FAA, allowing deliveries that will launch in Virginia A delivery venture that is part of Alphabet will launch a commercial service in Blacksburg, Va., within months and plans to go nationwide later. By Michael Laris · Read more   Teen sues Apple for $1 billion, blames facial recognition at stores for his arrest The 18-year-old New Yorker claims he "was forced to respond to multiple false allegations" in several states, causing him severe stress and damaging his reputation. By Hamza Shaban and Meagan Flynn · Read more     ADVERTISEMENT   FEATURED COMICS Read Dilbert Read The Post's Comic Riffs blog View more comics Recommended for you Get The Intersect newsletter The latest in digital culture, from viral crazes to exploding memes, delivered every Friday. Sign Up

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