The social network sends its Trust and Safety Council an email detailing how it will address its long-standing problem of abusive behavior.
Source: CNET
Great software and a spectacular camera and a design that’s solid but not special — and no headphone jack. Plus, Google Photos can now recognize your pets!
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Twitter, a platform infested with trolls, hate and abuse, can be one of the worst places on the internet. As a followup to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s tweetstorm last week, in which he promised to crack down on hate and abuse by implementing more aggressive rules, Twitter is gearing up to roll out some updates in the coming weeks, Wired reported earlier today. Read More
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IRS Commissioner John Koskinen says the agency believes many Equifax victims had already had their personal information stolen by cybercriminals.
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Plus: A new quad-core config of Razer’s 13-inch ultraportable brings longer battery life.
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There are some confusing plot points (like that timeline), but who needs clarity? Let’s dive into show theories and ask some canon questions.
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The football ticket is about to go paperless. As part of a multi-year contract extension between The National Football League and Ticketmaster, the ticketing giant has said it will be selling the NFL “the first open architecture, fully digital ticketing system in sports.” Ticketmaster will also continue to run the NFL’s resale marketplace, the NFL Ticket Exchange, which will… Read More
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Expect to see plenty of censorship news coming out of China over the next week. The country’s National Congress is a hugely influential political summit that takes place every five years, and includes the selection of central party leadership. It is also a time when Chinese censors are on high alert, particularly when it comes to online media. Read More
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Google has finally given the Google Calendar for desktop website a design refresh, bringing it in line with Google’s material design language. The refreshed Calendar is now live for G Suite users.
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Semantic Scholar, an effort to index scientific literature using natural language processing and other AI methods, has added tens of millions of papers to its trove, expanding from computer science into biomedical studies. It’s a good opportunity for people in more fields to try this useful tool. Read More
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