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• TikTok teens and K-pop fans embarrass Trump at his Tulsa rally

  Teenage TikTok users and K-pop fans reportedly grabbed "potentially hundreds of thousands of tickets" for Trump's rally -- ...

  • Thomas Macaulay

• URL bug lets you skip YouTube ads and paywalls by adding an extra period

  Some people go through all sorts of trouble to avoid ads and paywalls on the internet, whether that means installing ad blockers ...

  • Napier Lopez

• These AIs think they can translate your dog’s barks

  If you're worried about what's going on inside your dog's mind, a new AI system will tell you -- just by listening to it ...

  • Thomas Macaulay

• Microsoft could lose its $10B US gov 'war cloud' contract to Amazon

  The US Defense Department says it will reconsider awarding Microsoft its lucrative $10 bilion JEDI cloud computing contract. ...

  • David Canellis

• Slack wants to let you call Microsoft Teams users (yes, you read that right)

  According to a report by CNBC, Slack is working on a method of letting you call people using Microsoft Teams. You know, its ...

  • Napier Lopez

• The UAE is reportedly spying on millions of ToTok messenger users (Update: It's back on Google Play)

  ToTok, an Emirati messaging app, is being used by the government of the UAE to track users' chats and listen in on their ...

  • Abhimanyu Ghoshal

• Telegram promises to finish messy launch of its ‘cryptocurrency’ Gram by October 31

  The long-awaited Gram token from instant messaging platform Telegram is allegedly rolling out to investors very soon, but ...

  • Matthew Beedham

• Report: Jeffrey Epstein wants to freeze his head and penis, seed the world with his DNA

  Former financier and alleged sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein is an apparent transhumanist who hoped to seed the world with ...

  • Tristan Greene

• The New York Times wants to fight fake news using blockchain – good luck to it

  The New York Times has announced that it's working on a "news provenance project" based on blockchain technology in an attempt ...

  • Matthew Beedham

• Viral images of the Nairobi terror attack victims failed journalism

  An article by the New York Times on the Riverside terrorist attacks in Nairobi has provoked fury and consternation in Kenya. The ...

  • The Conversation

• Facebook's latest privacy stumble gave big tech access to your messages

  Facebook became embroiled in yet another privacy scandal before the holidays, this time centering around access it allegedly ...

  • Rachel Kaser

• Poll: Cable news viewers more likely to believe political falsehoods than print, public radio consumers

  It should surprise no one that where we gets our news plays a significant part in determining what we believe to be true. ...

  • Bryan Clark

• All those free apps on your phone are tracking your location and selling your data

  The New York Times explained how many popular mobile apps are tracking your precise location round the clock, and then selling ...

  • Abhimanyu Ghoshal

• Facebook's former PR firm seeded fake stories about bias at Apple News

  Facebook's recently-fired PR firm allegedly floated a story to journalists that Apple News was biased against Republicans. ...

  • Bryan Clark

• Apple's move to shake up the newspaper industry offers little upside

  Apple is making a play at the publishing business. In March, the company acquired Texture, a subscription-based magazine ...

  • Bryan Clark

• Google's definitely biased, but not in the way Trump thinks

  In two tweets early Tuesday morning, President Trump reignited the debate about censorship on America's most popular tech ...

  • Bryan Clark

• No, Twitter isn't 'shadow banning' conservative voices. Here's what's really going on.

  President Trump today took to Twitter to do what he does best: Make false, inflammatory statements as loudly as possible. ...

  • Bryan Clark