Anna Loverus

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It's hard to be China in an online world

International borders can now change depending on your world view.

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Your political opinion just leaked

Shutting down the Internet might seem like a good idea when you read Facebook comments. It's not.

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Could the Apple Card be sexist? Soon we will know.

Can you really launch a product without the features figured out? Google just did.

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Saudi Arabia needs better hackers, or better spies

Instagram is feeling responsible for your mental health. Also, your mood hurts their profit.

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Google or Facebook, who is the most evil?

An apartment in London, or Facebook's fine for the Cambridge Analytica scandal. What should cost more?

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The vein in your forehead might determine who shows up on Tinder

The vein in your forehead might determine who shows up on Tinder...

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God is now available in the cloud

A week with religious undertones: Air deliveries, app revivals and Vatican wearables.

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Why watch a movie when you can watch people get killed live on Twitch?

If you've ever dismissed tech companies' impact on politics, today should update your worldview.

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Hacker or soldier, where do you draw the line?

Why ask nicely if you can trick the most vulnerable group to "help" you?

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Facebook, the Frankenstein of our time

If solving disinformation online is harder than scaling a start-up, who's up for the challenge?

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Welcome to the Facebook "Supreme Court"

What happens when tech companies build parallel court systems? Soon we'll know.

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Three tech giants try to fix things they broke along the way

Google will highlight the original reporting in its latest search algorithm This week, Google revealed that its new algorithm would give more influence to original reporting in the search results. The change is likely to benefit news outlets that invest time, effort, and resources in reporting stories. On the other