04/02/18 Overnight Links

CNET: Cloudfare’s 1.1.1.1.: The new privacy tool that would speed up your internet, too

Business Insider: US seeks end to Supreme Court privacy battle with Microsoft on overseas data

Ars Technica: Trump admin wants to track 14 million U.S. visitors’ social media history

The Times: Privacy fears as Scottish police use spy tools to break into mobile phones

Techdirt: French government looking to copy Germany’s disastrous anti-hate speech laws

TechCrunch: DARPA wants new ideas for autonomous drone swarms

Quartz: Musk and Zuckerberg are fighting over whether we rule technology…or it rules us

ProPublica: John Bolton skewed intelligence, say people who worked for him

Antiwar.com: If John Bolton is right, then Pearl Harbor was perfectly legal

Alternet: Weapons for anyone: Donald Trump and the art of the arms deal

BoingBoing: Watch countless American news anchors mindlessly “report” the same script

Washington Post: Trump may not intend  to start a war, but he sure could bumble into one

The Hill: CNN lost its way in struggle to find an audience

Gizmodo: The horrific April Fools’ pranks of the 19th century

Science News: The science behind cancer warnings on coffee is murky at best

Author: S. Smith