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Ryan Reynolds now owns the cheapest phone and cellular internet provider
The movie star has acquired Mint Mobile.
Former King CEO reveals how reliance on Facebook almost killed Candy Crush
It’s not only publishers who were burned by Facebook – gaming companies were too.
Dead Upload Day – Some YouTubers go dark to protest YouTube’s lack of help over “Made For Kids” COPPA saga
YouTubers are divided over whether it’s worth the protest.
European Commission severely criticizes France’s impossible “hate speech” laws, freezes the bill
The bill is dead on arrival.
Twitter bans Project Veritas’ ads account over video exposing Twitter’s shadow banning practices
The video has been used by Senator Ted Cruz in a congressional hearing and is in the record of the US Congress.
Amsterdam District Court orders Google to remove negative reviews
An interesting case out of The Netherlands.
Influencer site Kit moves to .co domain after previous owners owners only leased the .com
Kit don’t know for how long the domain will be redirected.
When the internet is cut off, protestors find it hard to rely on bitcoin
Iran and Hong Kong have both experienced recent shutdowns.
Twitter suspends journalist Andy Ngo for tweeting about transgender violence statistics
Twitter claims the tweet violated its rules around “hateful conduct.”
Activision’s quest for approval from China could be hindered by the Blizzard Hong Kong censorship fiasco
Activision own Blizzard Entertainment.
Pokémon Company to subpoena Discord and 4Chan over leaked Sword and Shield images
The lawsuit claims that the leaked images caused “irreparable injury” to The Pokémon Company International.
Google blames game developers for lack of native 4k resolution on some Stadia games
Google says it outputs at 4k but it’s up to developers to natively support it.