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French court upholds ruling fining Google $56 million for data protection violations
Civil rights groups call for Facebook ad boycott
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Facebook takes down Trump ads featuring symbol used by Nazis to mark political prisoners
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Facebook removes hate group accounts that urged people to attend protests with guns
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Elon Musk calls for Amazon to be broken up: ‘Monopolies are wrong!’
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Dorsey defends decision to fact check Trump tweet: ‘More transparency from us is critical’
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Anger mounts after corporations tap small-business relief funds
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Zuckerberg: Some stay-at-home protests organized on Facebook could qualify as ‘harmful misinformation’
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FBI says it is receiving ~3,000-4,000 cybersecurity complaints per day during the pandemic, up from ~1,000 complaints it was receiving daily before the outbreak
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