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Facebook to Restrict Content From Myanmar’s Military Government Following Coup
Protesters wearing traditional Shan dress make the three-figner salute as others hold signs during a demonstration against the Myanmar military…
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Microsoft Wants U.S. to Adopt Internet Rules From Australia That Google Hates
File photo of Microsoft president Brad Smith at the Acropolis Museum in Athens, Greece on October 5, 2020. Photo: Angelos…
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QAnon Now Getting Banned On Platforms We’ve Never Even Heard Of
Screenshot: Clapper/Google Play Store (Fair Use) QAnon, the sprawling far-right internet conspiracy theory that asserts the entire Trump presidency was…
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How to Survive Social Media After You’ve Been Dumped
Illustration: Angelica Alzona (Gizmodo) Social HygieneSocial HygieneThe internet is hell, particularly social media. In this series, we discuss the ways…
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Medium Workers Board the Union Train
With today’s news that workers at Medium have overwhelmingly voted to form a union, it’s hard not to get a…
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PS5 Scalpers Claim They Are Legitimate Businesses
Photo: Sam Rutherford/Gizmodo Apparently some PlayStation 5 scalpers aren’t happy with their public image, Forbes reports. The press has treated…
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The Best Soundbars in 2021, According to Gizmodo
A good TV can be shockingly affordable these days, but while the picture quality has improved and sets have gotten…
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Stonehenge Started as an Entirely Different Henge, New Research Suggests
Stonehenge.Image: Associated Press (AP) Archaeologists in Britain have discovered the site of a former stone circle in west Wales, which…
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Twitter to Start Labeling Personal Accounts of Heads of State
Photo: Lionel Bonaventure (Getty Images) Starting next week, you should start seeing new labels on more government-run Twitter accounts as…
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The Accellion Data Breach Seems to Be Getting Bigger
Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos (Getty Images) Data breaches have a tendency to grow past initially reported figures. Organizations don’t always know…
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