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Facebook told to investigate its role in insurrection
Facebook's independent oversight board on Wednesday upheld the company's decision to suspend former President Donald Trump. But one of the most important aspects of the decision wasn't really about the former President's social media accounts at all; instead it was a recommendation for a deeper review of the role the platform played in the spread of election conspiracy theories that, in the board's words, "exacerbated tensions that culminated in the violence in the United States on January 6."
Google backtracks on office returns and will allow employees to work remotely
SpaceX lands Mars rocket prototype for the first time
SpaceX just launched another test flight of an early Mars rocket prototype at its South Texas facility, sending the towering silver vehicle soaring up to about six miles above Earth, then putting it through a series of aerial acrobatics before re-lighting two of its engines and landing it upright back on a landing pad.
Dell lays out its plans for the future
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin to auction ticket for first space tourism flight
Facebook tried to punt the Trump decision. That backfired
I tracked my kid with Apple's Airtags to test its privacy features
Facebook Oversight Board upholds Donald Trump's suspension from the platform
Facebook can keep blocking former President Donald Trump from using its platform but must revisit the decision within six months, the social network's court-like Oversight Board said Wednesday. The landmark decision affirmed the company's decision to issue the suspension after the January 6 US Capitol riots.
China can't stop talking about the Bill and Melinda Gates divorce
What you need to know about the board deciding Trump's fate on Facebook
Anyone can use this powerful facial-recognition tool — and that's a problem
Epic Games and Apple spar over consoles and walled gardens on opening day of trial
Bill and Melinda Gates are ending their marriage
Facebook says decision on whether Trump ban will be overturned coming Wednesday
TikTok has a new CEO
Why banning political discussions at work is flawed
Epic v. Apple: The legal challenge that could remake the future of the digital economy
Ever since it was launched in 2008, the Apple App Store has been the sole gatekeeper between apps and iPhones and iPads. Other platforms, such as Google's Android, allow apps to be downloaded through third-party app stores. For any developers who want on to Apple's mobile devices, though, the choice is simple — it's the App Store or nothing.
SpaceX-NASA Crew-1 astronauts returned from ISS -- here's what went down
Social media is a lifeline for desperate Indians. And a threat for Narendra Modi
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