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Algorithms that amplify extremism and radicalise people still operate unchecked.
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Facebook targets finance with 'Zuck Bucks' and creator coins
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Google to limit ad tracking across apps on Android
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Texas sues Facebook's parent, saying it collected facial recognition data without consent
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Public interest journalism fund 'beauty contest'
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Enter the Matrix ... of dad jokes.
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Facebook antitrust suit can move forward, judge says
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