Parler’s CEO says the app may shut down permanently after getting booted from Amazon Web Services
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Signal downloads skyrocketed 4,200% after WhatsApp announced it would force users to share personal data with Facebook. It’s top of both Google and Apple’s app stores.
Amazon hits back at Parler’s antitrust lawsuit with extensive examples of its violent content, including death threats against politicians, tech CEOs, and BLM supporters
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Parler’s CEO John Matze responded angrily after Jack Dorsey endorsed Apple’s removal of the social network favored by conservatives
Insider created a TikTok account and set the age at 14 to test how long before a plastic surgeon’s promotional video appeared. It only took eight minutes.
Oracle is moving its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Austin, Texas
Cars24, which operates a used-car marketplace in India, raises $200M Series E led by DST Global at a $1B+ valuation
Elon Musk gets richer by $15 billion on Tesla’s S&P inclusion — set to become the world’s third-richest person, leapfrogging Mark Zuckerberg
Instagram is down for a second consecutive day – Facebook is working on it but they have not disclosed what is wrong!
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Amazon envisions pairing toxic gamers with other toxic gamers in a new patent filing
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Samsung becomes top smartphone seller in India amid anti-China sentiments
Google plans to shut the loophole that lets Netflix, Spotify, and Tinder avoid paying its 30% app tax
TikTok may not sell its US operations after all. Now, its US future hangs on whether Trump walks back his threat to ban the app.
Tencent loses 34 billion after India bans PUBG.
Google’s own engineers admitted that the company ‘confuses users’ on privacy settings that are now the subject of a lawsuit
Epic’s CEO sent Apple a 2 a.m. declaration of war over ‘Fortnite’: ‘Epic will no longer adhere to Apple’s payment processing restrictions’
A top open-internet advocate supports banning TikTok as a way to punish China over internet censorship
Apple and Google just got sued by the maker of the hugely popular video game ‘Fortnite’ over their app store policies. Here’s what you need to know about the major antitrust battle it reignited.
Instagram could face up up to $500 billion in fines in class-action lawsuit alleging it illegally harvested biometric data
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Chinese agent exploited LinkedIn’s ‘relentless’ algorithm to find contacts and gather intelligence, admission of guilt says
Google reportedly spying on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok users on Android
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