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Leon Yin

Leon Yin

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Investigative Data Journalist, Bloomberg Technology

New York

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Chromebooks, Security , Cyber Security, Apple , Facebook, Messaging , IoT, Privacy

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Total articles 780

  • Using WhatsApp to Crowdsource Data on Ride Hailing Companies’ Labor Lockouts

    By Leon Yin Verified| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified In the summer of 2024, Uber and Lyft drivers in New York City found themselves locked out of their apps. The lockouts occurred unpredictably, often lasting hours at a time. Suddenly, drivers who counted on the apps for full-time work found themselves unsure of when they would be able to earn income on these platforms, or how long they’d have to work to make up for unexpected time offline.

    By Leon Yin Verified · Global Investigative Journalism Network

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • How Popular YouTubers Pushed Young Male Voters Toward Trump

    By Davey Alba Verified, Leon Yin Verified, Julia Love Verified, Ashley Carman Verified| t.ly@ Podcasters including Joe Rogan, Theo Von and Logan Paul are mobilizing America’s men to lean right. An analysis of over 2,000 videos shows how. By Davey AlbaLeon YinJulia LoveAshley CarmanPriyanjana BenganiRachael DottleElena Mejía Published: January 22, 2025 | Updated: January 23, 2025 As Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th US President on Monday, he was surrounded by his family, donors and wealthy tech executives.

    By Davey Alba Verified, Leon Yin Verified, Julia Love Verified, Ashley Carman Verified · t.ly

    Jan. 22, 2025

  • Using WhatsApp to Crowdsource Data on Ride Hailing Companies’ Labor Lockouts

    By Leon Yin Verified| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified In the summer of 2024, Uber and Lyft drivers in New York City found themselves locked out of their apps. The lockouts occurred unpredictably, often lasting hours at a time. Suddenly, drivers who counted on the apps for full-time work found themselves unsure of when they would be able to earn income on these platforms, or how long they’d have to work to make up for unexpected time offline.

    By Leon Yin Verified · Global Investigative Journalism Network

    Feb. 24, 2025

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Bloomberg Technology