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FEATURED IMAGE | Source: Women Who Code It’s not a secret that women are underrepresented in tech. To address this issue, networking groups have popped up for female engineers, product managers, and women in other technical roles. The groups provide mentorship and a supportive community, which some women may not

In 2014, China issued a national reputation system that requires monitoring the behavior of its population. By using both government and personal data, citizens in the mainland are assigned a score that rates their credibility in commercial, social, judicial, and government affairs. The Party offers an incentive to obtain a

Last month, we surveyed our users, asking them if they planned to delete their Facebook accounts after the Cambridge Analytica scandal. In just a few days, more than 2,600 users answered our survey, with 31 percent answering that they will delete their Facebook account. Shortly after news of the

Tech companies are changing the world, but some of these companies are doing so by tackling humanitarian issues and working with underserved communities. We’ve compiled a list of companies that are using technology to make a social impact in education, finance, design, health, and more. If you’re interested

An anonymous Pinterest employee has a great job but experiences trust issues with a manager. Another anonymous employee works at an early stage startup and is burnt out due to unrealistic project timelines. Both people are contemplating leaving their jobs and they reached out to the Blind community for advice.

FEATURED IMAGE | Source: Teamblind Inc. Have you ever wondered what FAANG means? SETI? SRE? Sometimes it can feel like our Blind users are speaking a foreign language. For those of you who are new to Blind or tech, we will demystify some of the acronyms, words, and phrases commonly used

FEATURED IMAGE | Source: Shop Catalog, Cambridge Analytica & Facebook, CC By 2.0 Last week, Facebook took another blow when the world began paying attention to news that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica covertly took millions of Facebook users’ data. The public began to look for someone to blame and