Wells Fargo launched a Messenger chatbot with a warning to customers—"Facebook has access to your private Messenger conversations with bank representatives." https://t.co/tiMBKeFjiP — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 18, 2018

New @WSJ—Facebook executives to American Express: "We want to use all individualized cardholder spending data that passes through Messenger for a variety of purposes." https://t.co/tiMBKeFjiP — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 18, 2018

Workplace analytics. Workplace analytics. Workplace analytics. — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 17, 2018

"people who organize more than 40 percent of their contacts by both first and last name are more likely to be good borrowers" https://t.co/4qqWub0Djs — Paul-Olivier Dehaye (@podehaye) September 15, 2018

NEW: Two years before Equifax stunned the world with the announcement it had suffered an enormous data breach, the credit-reporting company believed it had fallen victim to another theft at the hands of Chinese spies https://t.co/PEzEDZPh4O via @aviswanatha and @Kate_OKeeffe — Dustin Volz (@dnvolz) September 12, 2018

10 years after the financial crisis, getting ahead by working hard seems quaint, like renting a video at Blockbuster https://t.co/cAhEITwGdz — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 12, 2018

You've got to fight… For the right… To repair your own property.https://t.co/shWTXAYDIJ #RightToRepair #farmers #DRM #chattel — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 12, 2018

"The practice is known as litigation funding, and effectively turns court cases into investment opportunities." https://t.co/5HlWRGey4S #law — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 10, 2018

Motorola patents an autonomous police car that arrests you, mirandizes you, calls your lawyer, & lets you pay bail. https://t.co/dpTLq6BDaa — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 9, 2018

American households pay an average of $186 a month for their TV, internet, and home phone services. Should we pay more? — Joel Winston (@joelwinston) September 7, 2018