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Facebook accused of lying to UK lawmakers over privacy scandals
Members of Parliament want to know why Zuckerberg said he only found out about the Cambridge Analytica issue last year, when staff have said he knew about it a year earlier.
Edward Snowden book to be published in September
The whistleblower and privacy campaigner has written a memoir.
Facebook takes down Saudi Arabia-backed influence network
Facebook found many fake accounts that were being used to sway public opinion on the platform.
Twitter scrubs Tulsi Gabbard from trends during presidential debates while she’s the top searched candidate
Gabbard also gained more followers than all but one of the other candidates during the debate and her exchange with Kamala Harris was one of the most talked-about moments of the event.
Instagram suspends account of Republican Congressional candidate Tom Norton
Norton accuses Instagram of censorship.
YouTube deletes Soph’s channel after her latest video was removed for “hate speech”
Soph has had multiple videos removed and faced temporary suspensions after she was the subject of a BuzzFeed hit piece in May.
New browser extension Latest Tweets First forces Twitter to work the way you want it to
The extension strips away Twitter’s bias and leaves you the latest tweets from who you choose to follow.
Joe Biggs banned from Instagram
This comes after Biggs was banned from Twitter, Shopify, PayPal, and Venmo earlier this month.
Of all big tech companies, it’s Microsoft employees that most support Trump
Big Tech companies are mostly anti-Trump but it’s been shown that more Microsoft employees support Trump, compared to any other tech company.
Google employees heavily support Elizabeth Warren even though she wants to break up Google
Google’s who have insider knowledge must know something we don’t.
New Google whistleblower reveals YouTube do manipulate search results
Another example of Google manipulating results when they testify in Congress to say they don’t.
Google using its Chrome dominance to subvert internet standards like showing https and www in URLs
It’s not the first time Google have decided to ignore the standard.