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Cody Combs

Cody Combs

Technology Policy Editor
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Cody Combs is Technology Policy Editor for The National, where he reports on the innovations and trends that will be impacting our world for years to come. Cody explores topics such artificial intelligence, consumer technology, societal trends, energy and climate, as well as other topics we probably can’t imagine yet. He has an extensive background in reporting and content creation, and is constantly looking for new ways to tell stories through the use of various platforms. Previously, Cody worked in the United States as a broadcast journalist and an investigative reporter. He earned his master’s degree in journalism from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University. Before pursuing his master’s degree, he worked at CNN’s Washington Bureau.
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The ICEBlock app has 1.14 million users, according to its developer. AFP
Apple pulls ICEBlock from App Store after pressure from US authorities

App allows users to warn others of presence of immigration officials

USOctober 03, 2025
Pro-Palestine demonstrators at the Microsoft building in Redmond, Washington, in August. Bloomberg
Microsoft disables services to unit in Israel's Ministry of Defence

Announcement follows internal review after reports indicated technology was being used by Israeli military in Gaza

USSeptember 25, 2025
GPS spoofing misleads a receiver about its location. Getty Images
Tech experts urge Trump to tackle rise of GPS jamming and spoofing

Jamming devices readily available to buy online

TechnologySeptember 19, 2025
President Trump said he would visit China early next year, while Mr Xi's US trip would be 'at an appropriate time'. AFP
Trump says he will visit China and heralds 'approval' of TikTok deal

US President and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping hold second phone call this year

USSeptember 19, 2025
An autonomous vehicle expert at Georgia Tech said an affinity for technology adoption and decent transportation infrastructure could make the UAE and Saudi Arabia ripe for driverless vehicle adoption.
Why the UAE and Saudi Arabia are in the fast lane with use of driverless cars

Countries with reliable infrastructure have advantage in era of autonomous vehicles, expert says

TechnologySeptember 18, 2025
Jerry Greenfield, left, and Ben Cohen, the founders of Ben and Jerry's, pose in Burlington, Vermont, where the company originated. AP
Ben & Jerry’s co-founder quits in battle with Unilever over free speech on Gaza

Co-founder says firm is 'more than just an ice cream company'

USSeptember 17, 2025
Democratic Representative Pramila Jayapal with families of Americans killed by Israeli soldiers and settlers. Nilanjana Gupta / The National
Relatives of Americans killed by Israelis demand answers from Congress

Representative Pramila Jayapal wants US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee to 'step up'

USSeptember 16, 2025
TikTok was originally supposed to go dark in the US after Congress banned it last year. Cody Combs / The National
Tech experts sceptical as Trump hints at TikTok deal with China

Platform could go dark in US on Wednesday if deal isn't reached

TechnologySeptember 15, 2025
Jason Clinton, Anthropic's chief information security officer, offered an assessment of how AI would change workers' roles in the years ahead. Cody Combs/The National
Will AI replace human workers? CIA, Anthropic, OpenAI and Microsoft weigh in

Lakshmi Raman says AI needs to 'amplify' humans in the workplace

TechnologySeptember 12, 2025
Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, head of the UAE Cybersecurity Council. Antonie Robertson / The National
AI will help cybersecurity experts more than criminals, senior UAE official says

Cybersecurity council chief Mohamed Al Kuwaiti says 100 per cent security is within reach

TechnologySeptember 10, 2025
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dan Caine briefly touched on the increase in geopolitical incidents, at the Billington CyberSecurity Summit in Washington. Photo: Billington CyberSecurity Summit
Pentagon's top officer says novelist Tom Clancy couldn't have imagined today's threats

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen Dan Caine describes 'frothiness' of global security environment

USSeptember 10, 2025
Researchers say the connectivity of autonomous vehicles makes them a potential target for cyber criminals. Joshua Longmore / The National
Experts prepare for worst as driverless vehicles move into hackers' crosshairs

Georgia Tech experts seek to blunt the effects of hacked self-driving vehicles

TechnologySeptember 10, 2025
A scuba diver installs an articulated pipe along a cable. International Cable Protection Committee
Cuts to Red Sea internet cables were probably accidental, experts say

Efforts to bolster resilience of world's undersea cables are advancing, experts said

TechnologySeptember 09, 2025
US national cyber director Sean Cairncross. Photo: Billington CyberSecurity Summit
'We have to act' on China, says Trump cybersecurity adviser

Sean Cairncross says Volt and Salt Typhoon attacks are 'examples of China's audacity'

TechnologySeptember 09, 2025
Internet services have been disrupted several times in recent years because of damage to undersea cables. Getty Images
US State Department 'closely monitoring' Red Sea internet cable cuts

There are fears of possible attacks on internet infrastructure

TechnologySeptember 08, 2025
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