Gab's demise is just the beginning of a horrific new era of far-right extremism
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Your kid’s apps are crammed with ads
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Ban on Chinese mobile giants for 5G 'needed to protect critical Australian infrastructure'
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IBM to acquire software company Red Hat for $34 billion
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A dark consensus about screens and kids begins to emerge in Silicon Valley
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I bought used voting machines on eBay for $100 apiece. What I found was alarming.
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It started as an online gaming prank. Then it turned deadly - the story of the "swatting" that killed Andrew Finch
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How Google protected Andy Rubin, the ‘father of Android’
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Facebook can't find anyone left at Cambridge Analytica
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The next big blue-collar job is coding
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I know the salaries of thousands of tech employees
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Kara Swisher: Who will teach Silicon Valley to be ethical?
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Antiwar movement spreads among tech workers
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Saudis’ image makers: A troll army and a Twitter insider
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Jony Ive on the Apple Watch and Big Tech’s responsibilities
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Did Uber steal Google’s intellectual property?
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The internet apologizes …Even those who designed our digital world are aghast at what they created. A breakdown of what went wrong — from the architects who built it.
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A genocide incited on Facebook, with posts from Myanmar’s military
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Alexa, should we trust you?
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Internet hacking is about to get much worse - We can no longer leave online security to the market
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New technology favors tyranny. Yuval Noah Harrari on artificial intelligence, democracy, and the bigger picture
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Did Facebook learn anything from the Cambridge Analytica debacle? An even bigger data breach suggests it didn’t.
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The future of war will be ‘liked’
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Raised by YouTube - The platform’s entertainment for children is weirder—and more globalized—than adults could have expected
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A penthouse made for Instagram
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Justice Department sues to stop California net neutrality law
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In test case, US fails to force Facebook to wiretap Messenger (voice) calls
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'Rank socialism': Facebook removes senator's official page over hate speech
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Sorry Apple, but the sweet smell of 6S is enough for me
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WhatsApp cofounder Brian Acton gives the inside story on #DeleteFacebook and why he left $850 million behind
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How China systematically pries technology from US companies
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Peter F. Hamilton, author of The Commonwealth Saga, comments on how teleportation and other science fiction inventions would impact humanity.
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Amazon is invading your home with micro-convenience
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For hackers, anonymity was once critical. That’s changing.
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The coders of Kentucky
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Nearly 600 Russia-linked accounts tweeted about the health law
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Can Mark Zuckerberg fix Facebook before it breaks democracy?
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Startups flock to turn young blood into an elixir of youth
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Can you spot the deceptive Facebook post?
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YouTube, Netflix videos found to be slowed by wireless carriers
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Google and Mastercard cut a secret ad deal to track retail sales
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California lawmakers pass nation’s toughest net neutrality law
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What happens when your bomb-defusing robot becomes a weapon
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The tech industry is lobbying for federal data & privacy regulation that is friendly to the tech industry, but hostile to users' interests
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This is what filter bubbles actually look like
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China’s new frontiers in dystopian tech
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Facebook is rating the trustworthiness of its users on a scale from zero to 1
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Developments in virtual reality could herald the sexual revolution’s next quantum leap. Exciting or horrifying? That depends on your perspective.
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Google employees protest secret work on censored search engine for China
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$100 million was once big money for a start-up. Now, it’s common
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