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Google and YouTube are giving you more control over your data and recommendations
Bitcoin mining’s carbon emissions are on-par with that of a small country
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All the new features Facebook announced at the 2019 F8 conference
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Make Facebook useful by turning off all its annoying features
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Maybe we should all be using Facebook Messenger Kids
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Not all Twitter bots are bad
Tim Cook says Apple supports general digital privacy laws in the U.S.
Facebook’s new Messenger design is a rare simplification
Here’s how to find out if you were part of the latest Facebook hack
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