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Twitter and Jack Dorsey mock Facebook and Instagram outages
Jack Dorsey is loving it.
By Matt Binder
Facebook, Instagram were down for six hours after whistleblower went public
WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are down too.
By Matt Binder
Watch leaker explain on '60 Minutes' why Facebook in other countries is 'horrifying'
"In other parts of the world, that misinformation is directly leading to people dying."
California law forces Amazon to reveal how algorithms judge worker productivity
The legislation will affect mega-retailers with 1,000 or more warehouse workers.
By Rachel Kraus
NYC passes landmark bills to protect delivery workers
The bills are meant to improve pay and working conditions for people who deliver food for companies like Grubhub and DoorDash.
By Rachel Kraus
Mark Zuckerberg's response to damning story: I was on a hydrofoil, not an electric surfboard
No, the New York Times article wasn't about surfing.
Cybercrime is moving from the dark web to Telegram more and more, study finds
It's not quite as secure, but it's easy to use and — at least for now — content moderation remains lax.
Apple vows to pay for Texas employees to travel after abortion ban
CEO Tim Cook told employees medical insurance would help cover out-of-state expenses.
By Sasha Lekach
Snapchat at 10: A history of scandal, innovation, and sexting
From frat boy feuds to making a product everyone else would copy, it's been a wild ride.
By Rachel Kraus
Everything you need to know about Apple's new products in under 10 minutes
New iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches are officially here.
There's a special Twitter Like animation for the Apple event
Wait...did you see that?
After Apple ruling, Big Tech just *might* be vulnerable
Epic's antitrust lawsuit revealed a vulnerability for Apple.
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter tests Facebook-like tweet reactions, and this is my surprised face
Wait, these look awfully familiar...
By Jack Morse
Cosplayers and courtroom drama: The Elizabeth Holmes Theranos trial is underway
Elizabeth Holmes has cosplaying fans, apparently.
By Rachel Kraus
Apple hid an AR effect in its iPhone event invite
Anyone with an iPhone can see it.
Bitcoin is now officially a legal currency in El Salvador
The first country to accept Bitcoin as legal tender.
Apple delays controversial plan to check iPhones for child exploitation images
It's going to 'collect input and make improvements.'
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter teases new privacy features... that actually sound pretty great?
Hiding your likes, automatically archiving old tweets, and more. Bring it on.
By Jack Morse
AppleToo organizer faces online harassment—some of it from coworkers
Cher Scarlett says Apple is "enabling the hostility and harassment."
By Rachel Kraus
Twitter's new Safety Mode tries to take the pain out of going viral
It's a limited test for now, but the auto-blocking feature could be a balm for those on the receiving end of Twitter pile-ons.
By Jack Morse
Twitter finally launches Super Follows as OnlyFans stumbles
The feature lets users pay for access to exclusive content from their favorite Twitter creators.
By Jack Morse
Fact-checking study finds everyday news readers have a pretty good bullshit detector
Good news in the battle against fake news.
By Matt Binder
Google delays mandatory return to office until January 2022
The decision comes amidst a rising number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.
If you want Windows 11 update, you may have to buy a new PC
You may be able to manually install Windows 11 and even subsequent updates, but Microsoft is not guaranteeing support.
By Matt Binder
PDF issues cause delay in Blue Origin's lawsuit against U.S., SpaceX
Space exploration temporarily on hold thanks to a lawsuit and PDFs.
By Matt Binder
