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People are leaving Twitter in droves, showing that attention is not something platforms can take for granted.
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It is not lack of digital literacy that make older citizen share fake news
"Why should I fact-check the news? It's not true anyway."
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Ride share with the risk of rape, murder or sexual assault
Is it fair to give employees a script on how to answer questions from friends and family?
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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?