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Apple Begins Making iPhone 14 in India
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Ethereum's Merge Has Finally Been Completed
The merge significantly reduces the amount of energy used by the network and sets the stage for Ethereum to reduce its fees
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By Haleluya Hadero / AP
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Twitter Whistleblower Testifies in Congress
Peiter “Mudge” Zatko characterized Twitter’s deficiencies as a dire global and national security threat
By Vera Bergengruen and Andrew R. Chow
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The Biden administration is pressuring labor unions and freight-rail operators to agree on a new contract before Friday to avert a strike.
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An Ethereum Developer on the Merge's Risks and Rewards
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September 12, 2022
Extreme Weather Increases Online Hate Speech
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By Nik Popli
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Twitter Whistleblower Complaint Allowed in Musk Trial
The judge denied Musk’s request to delay a trial of the case set for next month.
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Why the Ethereum Merge Matters
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Researchers at Meta are working on a new way to understand what’s happening in people's minds
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The Twitter Edit Button is Coming
Soon users will be able to edit tweets after they've been posted.
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TRUTH Social’s Biggest Problem Is Trump
The platform is struggling with a host of financial, legal, and technical issues
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Snap Said to Be Cutting 20% of Workforce
The company has faced a slowdown in advertiser spending on the platform
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August 31, 2022
Instagram Adds Ways for Users to Adjust Feeds
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Musk Cites Whistleblower in Twitter Dispute
Lawyers on behalf of Musk said the whistleblower's allegations meant that Twitter had breached the conditions in the merger agreement
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Cloudflare Quietly Powers the Internet. Researchers Say It's a Haven for Misinformation
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The Twitter Whistleblower Needs You to Trust Him
An exclusive interview with Twitter whistleblower Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko, the famous hacker fighting a messy battle with the platform
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Instagram Is Prototyping a Feature Very Similar to BeReal
Instagram is internally prototyping a new "Candid Challenges" feature.
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America's Gulf Allies Are Digital Authoritarians
When it comes to disinformation, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are worse than Russia
By Marc Owen Jones
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What the Twitter Whistleblower Report Means for Musk
The disclosure seems to support Elon Musk's claims about Twitter bots
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The Biggest Allegations From the Twitter Whistleblower
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