Report 29 July 2021 Rappi’s poor service opens the door for competition, but users aren’t leaving yet Growth is great, but angry customers, anxious investors, and new competition could undo the Colombian unicorn’s success. By Megan Janetsky
News 22 July 2021 Colombia’s technology minister talks outsourced jobs and the Fourth Industrial Revolution But Karen Abudinen has a singular obsession: connectivity. By Leo Schwartz
Report 20 July 2021 Policía latinoamericana usa celulares de activistas en su contra Los expertos afirman que los dispositivos incautados se han convertido en un botín de información para las autoridades que persiguen movimientos sociales y líderes de oposición. By Leo Schwartz
News 16 July 2021 Trust me, I’m a used car dealer app From Malaysia to Mexico, used car marketplace apps are raking in investments and becoming unicorns. By Peter Guest
Report 16 July 2021 Police in Latin America are turning activists’ phones against them Experts say that seized devices have become a trove of information for authorities cracking down on social movements and opposition leaders. By Leo Schwartz
Tech Hubs 16 July 2021 Beyond Silicon Valley The six cities building the future of the global tech industry. By Rest of World Staff
Tech Hubs 16 July 2021 Recife’s Porto Digital turned a historic harbor into a tech hub This Brazilian regional capital figured out how to reverse the computer science talent drain to São Paulo. By Priscila Bellini
Tech Hubs 16 July 2021 Medellín is using tech to emerge from the shadows of the past The Colombian city wants to become the “Valley of Software.” By Leo Schwartz
News 14 July 2021 Did Cuba really shut down the internet to quell protests? Traffic data alone is not enough to differentiate between censorship and technical failures, say analysts. By Hannah Berkeley Cohen
Ideas 7 July 2021 We need to regulate mind-reading tech before it exists Chile's new "mental privacy" laws would lead the way in protecting neuro-rights. By Abel Wajnerman Paz
