AdExchanger | While Facebook, Google and Amazon have all been adamant that they don’t sell people’s data, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which went into force on July 1, has a very broad definition of what’s considered a data sale. Here's how the triopoly is coming to grips with the CCPA.

BetterCloud | Join BetterCloud's CEO David Politis and Dropbox's CTO Bharat Mediratta for a discussion on IT shepherding in a new era of frictionless work.

Ars Technica | Microsoft has neutered a large-scale fraud campaign that used knock-off domains and malicious apps to scam customers in 62 countries around the world. The software maker and cloud-service provider last week obtained a court order that allowed it to seize six domains, five of which contained the word “office.”

TechRepublic | In a recent article for TechRepublic, Scott Matteson chatted with several industry experts (including our CEO David Politis) about their biggest IT challenges in the new normal.

Lifehacker | Edge Chromium doesn't have to take up permanent residence on your computer. You’ll just have to get a little more creative to remove it.

How-To Geek | On Windows 10, Microsoft Defender (formerly called “Windows Defender”) always scans files before you open them unless you’ve installed a third-party antivirus. You can also perform a quick scan of any file or folder, too. Here’s how.

G Suite Updates | Events fewer than 25 minutes will now better reflect the true duration of the event, occupying less space in your daily view. This change will also show in the printed version of your calendar.