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In post on vaccination debate, Reddit says dissent is "foundation of democracy."

The CEO of Reddit has responded to calls from users to purge the site of disinformation, saying “dissent is a part of Reddit and the foundation of democracy.”

The way to succeed is by copying someone else’s idea

The latest of multiple suits against the companies.

Against the odds, a collective worker movement has started to emerge at Apple. Here's how the de-facto face of the movement is dealing with the internal company hate, and why she feels it's worth it.

Nintendo’s cartoon kart tracks add whimsy to Microsoft’s hyperreal flight sim

Reddit, the sprawling social media site known for its community-guided ethos, rejected a plea from moderators of a pro-vaccine forum to do more to combat Covid-19 misinformation. Instead, Reddit doubled down on a well-worn "open forum" argument that has practically become a Silicon Valley cliche.

New York City made a cap on app commissions permanent, and gig companies aren't happy.

Employees say Apple hasn’t done enough to protect their data.

The company’s rules are not being evenly enforced.

Amazon will limit autocomplete responses, but not much more.

The deal was reportedly called Jedi Blue

Amazon says it took “the appropriate corrective action.”

After an internal AWS investigation recommended a senior executive be fired over discriminatory comments made in 2019, former CEO Andy Jassy allowed him to stay with the company in a different role.

Abortion is now essentially banned in Texas. And @instagram has now suspended @Plancpills’ account, blocked the hashtags #Mifepristone and #Misoprostol and is deleting any posts about safely accessing FDA-approved abortion pills though licensed medical providers.

As Texas law banning most abortions goes into effect, Facebook and Instagram are blocking searches for the abortion pill.

At least 14 people perished in the floods from Tropical Depression Ida. Yet workers still showed up for shifts at the retail giant's warehouses.

Concurrent viewership today is way off the usual mark.

Facebook-owned WhatsApp has been ordered to pay a $266 million penalty for “failing to be transparent about how it handled personal information” under new European Union data protection regulations. As reported by Bloomberg, this is the first time WhatsApp has been fined under the new GDPR law. The fine was handed down by the Irish […]

The US National Labor Relations Board is looking into cases filed against the tech giant by two of the main voices accusing the company of permitting a hostile work environment..

Facebook called it “an unacceptable error.” The company has struggled with other issues related to race.

Users who watched a video posted by Daily Mail featuring Black men saw a prompt asking them if they'd like to "[k]eep seeing videos about Primates.".

More data to back up the argument that it’s a big problem

The company apologized for the error

In a video broadcasted to staffers days before Labor Day, Apple's retail and people chief Deirdre O'Brien addressed the growing number of...

Communities around the country are uniting to get Amazon warehouse projects and tax breaks around the country cancelled.

Lyft was accused of price gouging evacuees before eventually turning off surge pricing.

“We cannot accept this as the new future of work”

Google says it is "appalled" that its Photos app mislabelled several photos of a black American couple as showing gorillas.

A once secretive company is finally opening up.

WhatsApp assures users that no one can see their messages — but the company has an extensive monitoring operation and regularly shares personal information with prosecutors.

Amazon will open a $21 million state-of-the-art warehouse in Tijuana, Mexico, that abuts a housing settlement made of cardboard, tarp, and wood scraps.

Apple policy says it can fire workers for “insubordination.”

The settlement was approved in July.

The fees were meant to help struggling restaurants.

Documents show company dragged feet to correct disparity after learning it was failing to comply with local laws in UK, Europe and Asia

Former New Warriors showrunner Kevin Biegel has spilled the beans about the quickly-cancelled show.

She says Apple may’ve stretched the truth to make a point

No user content data was involved, the company said

Twitter’s CFO says 1.6 billion unique visitors per month see tweets on third-party properties.

Apple TV+ today announced a series order for “The Crowded Room,” a seasonal anthology that will be produced by Apple Studios and New Regency.

Multiple creators showed that TikTok is particularly aggressive at removing videos that are designed to educate viewers about hacking.

"These people can violate our standards without any consequences."

Instead of improving moderation, Facebook exempted users from it.

Minaj shared many tweets about the vaccine on Monday.

Google intends to appeal.

The ads from pro-life groups were seen millions of times since January 2020.

Facebook isn’t been open about Instagram’s negative influence

The Senate is set to investigate Facebook and other Democrats are calling on the company to abandon its Instagram for kids app.