No place to hide - UK campaign against end-to-end encryption
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January 6 committee subpoenas Google, Facebook, Twitter and Reddit in probe of Capitol attack
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ASML reports fire at its Berlin factory
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Twitter permanently suspends Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal account
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University loses 77TB of research data due to backup error
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High readability Wikipedia
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DuckDuckGo working on a standalone web browser for Mac & Windows
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helloSystem 0.7 released with big improvements
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LastPass is going to become an independent company
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Reddit confidentially files to go public
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“Imagine if doctors relied on Google as much as programmers do”
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Norway's data privacy watchdog fines Grindr $7.16 million for sending sensitive personal data to hundreds of potential advertising partners without users' consent
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Twitter acquires Quill; will shut down service four days later
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Retiring Alexa.com on May 1, 2022
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AWS embraces Fedora Linux for its cloud-based Amazon Linux
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Microsoft Edge’s new ‘buy now, pay later’ feature is the definition of bloatware
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The Framework laptop is great for a Linux-friendly, upgradeable/modular laptop
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Apple backs off of breaking Face ID after DIY iPhone 13 screen replacements
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Hand-built original Apple-1 fetches $400,000 at US auction
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Twitter expands its subscription service to news articles
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What’s harder to find than microchips? The equipment that makes them
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Space-related applications of Forth (1998)
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The future of PrivacyTools
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New MacBook Pros
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Sinclair Broadcast Group was hit by ransomware over the weekend
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TikTok's algorithm leads users from transphobic videos to far-right rabbit holes
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Amazon is reportedly working on a smart fridge that tracks what’s inside
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Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp are all down
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Telegram founder says over seventy million new users joined during Facebook outage
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Twitter rolls out tipping with bitcoin, explores verifying NFT profile pics
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Apple must allow other forms of in-app purchases, rules judge in Epic v. Apple
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Google, Apple remove Navalny app from stores as Russian elections begin
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People are paying millions of dollars for digital pictures of rocks
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OnlyFans drops planned porn ban, will continue to allow sexually explicit content
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NotOnlyFans: An open source, self-hosted digital content subscription platform like `onlyfans.com` with cryptocurrency payment
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Elon Musk says Tesla is working on humanoid robots
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OnlyFans will prohibit "content containing sexually-explicit conduct" (but still allow nudity) starting October 1, at the request of banking/payment providers
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Reddit is raising up to $700M in Series F funding, at a valuation of over $10 billion
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Mastodon is now a non-profit organization
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Apple releases new public Betas of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15
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Facebook cracks down on discussing ‘hoes’ in gardening group
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Norway says cyber attack on parliament carried out from China – attack had utilised a security hole in Microsoft's Exchange software
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Authenticated brand logos in Gmail will roll out over the coming weeks
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Twitter is shutting down Fleets, its expiring tweets feature. In its place at the top of the timeline will be Spaces, Twitter's live audio chat rooms.
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Microsoft announces Windows 11, with a new design, Start menu, and more
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President Joe Biden’s latest executive order is a huge win for right to repair
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Popular Audacity audio app dubbed ‘spyware’ by users over policy changes from new owner
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British right to repair law comes into force today, excludes smartphones and computers
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Windows 11 will create heaps of needless trash
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LinkedIn breach reportedly exposes data of 92% of users, including inferred salaries
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