Time has no meaning, and we're all stuck in front of screens. You may as well secure your life while you're always online.

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GitLab runs phishing test against employees - and 20% handed over credentials - SiliconANGLE

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Here is why you don't actually own most of your digital copies of movies, games, and books.

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The Chinese government has flooded the European information space with disinformation, in an effort to control the narrative around the pandemic and divert the blame. This poisonous environment created by Chinese info-war operations calls for resolute answers, write Jakub Janda and Nathalie Vogel.

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Lavish perks are meaningless if you're not working in an office — so workers will look elsewhere for job satisfaction.

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Solitaire was originally designed to teach people how to use a mouse

theverge.com

Facebook says hate groups aren’t allowed on the platform. But white supremacists are using the social network to build their movement.

techtransparencyproject.org

TikTok released a new set of updated community guidelines on Wednesday, and among them is a rule explicitly banning content that “denies well-documented and violent events have taken place.”

businessinsider.com.au

The social media platform is siding with scientists to stop the spread of harmful misinformation about the pandemic. If it can do it now, why wasn't it doing it all along?

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It's unclear who's behind the surge in bot activity or whether they're originating from the US or abroad.

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