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Graduates of historically black or predominantly Hispanic colleges might be paying more to borrow money because of where they went to school, according to a report from a financial watchdog.

Users will be cycled through various video dates.

Facebook’s hater-in-chief The Algorithm has come for a quiet French town to bring down the ban hammer with literally no warning. The town of Ville de Bitche, population 5,000, has spent the month appealing to the authorities of Facebook France, who have mercifully reinstated the town’s page. In the meantime, Ville de…

After what workers describe as a successful union-busting campaign, Ev Williams has announced to journalists who work for him that they should feel free to go.

Warehouse workers and delivery drivers are striking in Italy marking one of the biggest actions of its kind in Europe.

The state of New York is also suing Amazon for alleged health and safety violations at the same Queens warehouse where workers led the first COVID-19-related walkouts.

A print of a young girl has a row of erotic photos above it.

ProtonVPN founder says he ceded to Apple and the update has now been approved.

Amazon started installing AI cameras in its vans this year

Mysterious “white spots” are making customers see red

Amazon has long faced antitrust scrutiny over similar behavior.

It was Bezos’ final letter to shareholders as Amazon CEO

Twitter wants to know how biased its algorithms are.

Draconian T&C enforcement and new subscription fees have negated the Blink advantage.

The company disagreed with the findings

In Jeff Bezos' last letter to shareholders as Amazon CEO, he laid out a plan to increase safety by algorithmically managing workers' bodies.

Uber's transgender drivers are finding their accounts either temporarily or permanently suspended due to an Uber ID security feature that is picking up inconsistencies in their photos as they go through gender transitions.

Now it’s up to Parler when it returns.

Amazon refutes the union’s claims.

Google removes eight apps after receiving report from researchers.

An internal email lays out Facebook's plan to talk more about scraping.

Not a great look.

Facebook Email Search v1.0 can process 5 million email addresses per day, researcher says.

Employees reported a perceived pattern of women getting lower roles than men despite having better qualifications.

Rhett Lindsey, a former Facebook employee, says the tech giant has a diversity problem when it comes to hiring. He claims the predominately white leadership ...

It alleges Reddit knew about the problem and failed to act.

2,970 votes and 12,657 comments so far on Reddit

Only available for members of Amazon’s Brand Registry program.

India is in the midst of a second wave of COVID-19 cases

Because he doesn’t make a call to action.

Reddit’s facing a class-action suit from a woman alleging the platform did little to stop a stream of revenge porn—featuring her as a minor—from being uploaded countless times. The Jane Doe behind the suit is pursuing the class action on behalf of anyone whose own illicit (and underage) content was allowed to surge…

It follows a complaint from Kaspersky Lab in 2019.

Despite big promises to remove anti-vaxxers, Facebook's disinformation superspreaders are still racking up tens of millions of impressions.

Apple finally introduced iOS 14.5 this week, which comes with the long-awaited App Tracking Transparency feature to prevent third-party apps from tracking users across the web. Since the announcement of this feature, Facebook has been complaining about the impact this option will have on its business model, and now a leaked company memo reveals how […]

But ad revenue is soaring for now.

Facebook posts criticizing India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi were being blocked on Wednesday, the tech giant confirmed to Gizmodo, adding that it was a “mistake.” But why was Facebook content with the hashtag #ResignModi being censored in the first place? Facebook is being incredibly cagey about the specifics.

google will attempt to block a $4.16 billion class action lawsuit at Britain’s highest court on Wednesday over allegations that it secretly tracked millions of iPhone users’ internet activity.

Amazon’s Marketplace connects third party sellers with buyers

Now that iOS 14.5 has been released to the public, we’re starting to get a closer look at how various companies are implementing the new App Tracking Transparency privacy requirement. Perhaps most notably, the Verge has details on the popup message Facebook and Instagram are using to encourage users to choose the “Allow” option when […]

Facebook has been a vocal critic of iOS 14 privacy rules

A week after iOS 14.5, there's a new emergency update to fix two new serious vulnerabilities.

The workers claimed they were fired for activism and organizing

Nice-smelling not-robots.

The app assigns drivers a safe driving score tied to bonuses.

Hulu was canceling the subscriptions Apple got a cut of.

Drivers say they’re being asked to quietly disable a driver safety system partway through their shifts.

A lawsuit filed in San Jose federal court alleges that the Mountain View search giant has...

“There are many games on Itch.io, I won’t even read the names out loud, but they are both offensive and sexualized."

Liyla and The Shadows of War is now available

Epic defends it as an “incredible community for developers.”