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Facebook won’t delete the “doctored” Pelosi video, but it’ll punish you if you share it
Facebook needs to pick a lane. Either be truly ideologically unbiased or openly serve just one master.
Canadian lawmakers are furious about Zuckerberg and Sandberg’s snub
The Canadian Parliament is reluctantly willing to give Zuckerberg and Sandberg one last chance.
Apple says the App Store “welcomes competition” in the wake of antitrust ruling
Apple is facing numerous allegations that the App Store is a monopoly and that it engages in anti-competitive practices.
Angela Merkel’s successor says she will “aggressively” clamp down on free speech
Germany can’t seem to shake off its history.
Advertising is a major source of human dissatisfaction, new report shows
However, maybe it’s not advertising but consumerism that disappoints people.
What happens on your iPhone doesn’t stay on your iPhone, new report shows
A new report shows your data leaves your phone even as you sleep.
Fake extensions that inject malware are a major problem on the Firefox extensions gallery, report shows
Firefox approves extensions without screening for malware.
Flipboard has suffered a major hack
Passwords for all users must be reset.
Amazon’s reported upcoming changes are considered hostile to small sellers
The retail giant is reportedly throwing its weight around.
Twitch has turned off live streaming for new accounts while it combats a large automated bot attack that’s spreading “grossly” inappropriate content
Twitch hasn’t said when they’ll be turning the feature back on.
Google will start doing mobile-first indexing – reflection how the majority of searches are now mobile
The majority of searches are now mobile.
New patent suggests Amazon Alexa could start listening all the time
Many have suspected the lady in the can is always listening. If she wasn’t before, she could be soon.