Studies show that more than 90% of companies monitor their own employees to increase their productivity, and the methods of this surveillance are becoming more sophisticated. Wired talks about the latest surveillance techniques and explains why such an approach is relatively useless.

When we talk about future technologies, artificial intelligence, robots, augmented and virtual reality usually come to mind, but few people think about the spread of 5G networks in this context - and MIT Technology Review calls it "a technological paradigm shift comparable to the transition from a typewriter to computers. According to the publication, the development of 5G will provide up to $12.3 trillion in revenue to various industries and create more than 20 million jobs worldwide.

US authorities are trying to force Facebook to change the encryption mechanism for Facebook Messenger conversations so that the police can listen in on users' phone conversations, has learned Reuters . Representatives of the social network refuse to do this, the case is now being heard in an American court. Details The case for which the American police need to wiretap Facebook is an investigation against the MS-13 gang.