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Smart Home Devices That Even Technophobes Will Learn To Love

Home automation experts recommend user-friendly and gift-able home tech like automatic locks, video doorbells and more.
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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Cases That Could Reel In Social Media Companies’ Immunity

At the heart of both cases is Section 230, which protects tech companies from being held legally liable for what users post or see because of an algorithm.
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Trump's Truth Social App Barred From Google Play Over Content Moderation

It's bad news after bad news for the former president's Twitter knockoff.
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Google Commits To I.D. Real Abortion Clinics So Women Won't Be Tricked By Fakes

Google will confirm that certain places provide abortions through regularly calling them directly and collaborating with “authoritative” data sources.
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FCC Commissioner Wants TikTok Removed From App Stores Due To Security Concerns

Brendan Carr tweeted that the app “harvests swaths” of data that’s accessible to China.
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Google Employees Can Apply To Move To States With Abortion Access

The company's chief people officer said in an email to staff that "no justification" will be needed to request relocation.
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Google Engineer On Leave After He Claims AI Program Has Gone Sentient

Artificially intelligent chatbot generator LaMDA wants “to be acknowledged as an employee of Google rather than as property," says engineer Blake Lemoine.
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Google Has A New Job Interview Practice Tool You Should Try ASAP

Google's "Interview Warmup" asks practice job interview questions, then gives feedback on your spoken answers. There's just one thing it can't do.
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Twitter Bans Ads That Contradict Science On Climate Change

But there's no indication the move will affect what users post on the platform.
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If You're Going To Google Your Health Symptoms, Here's How To Do It Right

Here's how to spot bad medical information — and how to stop freaking yourself out as you do your research.
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