Tonya Riley
Tonya is a journalist based in Washington D.C. who covers cybersecurity, blockchain technology, and privacy for Cyberscoop News. She previously covered cybersecurity for The Washington Post.
Previously based in Brooklyn, Tonya wrote about technology and internet culture for various publications, including Inverse, Mic, MEL, Fusion, Reductress, and Cosmopolitan. She has a cat called Reggie.
NYU Researchers are Working on Their Own 'Star Trek' Holodeck
Researchers at NYU will take virtual reality to the next level.
Three Climate Change Denials by Scott Pruitt, Trump's EPA Pick
He's going to make waves.
The "Duchess Cocktail" Fueled Russian Athletes to Olympic Victory
More athletes could lose their medals.
SolarStratos Will Use Solar for Space Tourism
Map Shows Every Body of Water in the United States
You'll want one for your wall.
VR Isn't Going To Be Like LSD — It's Going to Be Much Better
Netflix Says Binge-Watching TV Boosts Movie Consumption
Prestige television hasn't killed movies yet.
Why Apple's Supreme Court Loss is Actually a Win for Innovation
The technology industry has reason to celebrate.
Samsung Patent Application Reveals That Eye-Tracking VR is Coming
Facebook Just Killed "B.S. Detector," a Fake News-Flagging App
So long, B.S. Detector.
A.I. Can Teach Itself to Recognize Faces Now
This Ingestible Pill Could Stop Jet Lag for Good
Apple Is Going to Use Drones to Make Maps Better
Apple Finally Promises a Fix to Those Spam Calendar Invites
It's coming ... eventually.
Here's How to Watch the 2016 Game Awards Online
You no longer need to tune into Spike TV.
Congress Wonders What'll Happen When the Robots Take Our Jobs
“If a whole occupation is suddenly displaced, what do we do?”
Apple Remains Quiet as the iCal Spam Problem Persists
It's the spam problem that won't go away.
Netflix Just Announced You Can Now Watch Its Shows Offline
Netflix has defeated airplane mode.
3 China-Made Gadgets to Buy on the Last Black Friday Before a Trade War
Get 'em before they're gone.
"Community Solar" Might Power America's Old Houses
"We are finding the best roofs in the country to host your panels."
