Fears about microchipping employees may be overblown, but it could still happen
We can choose what kind of society we want to live in.
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To any elite, the grubby attention of nosey hacks is unwelcome.
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By taking action on R Kelly, Spotify is showing a tech giant can take responsibility
By excluding the rapper and others from its playlists, the music streaming service is doing what other tech firms won’t.
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Serial complainers lack the self-awareness to eat humble pie when caught out
There’s a big difference between unreasonable gripes and genuine complaints.
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Forget Facebook, Russian agents have been pretending to be furries on Tumblr
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No matter how much you hate Facebook, Wired’s “beaten Mark Zuckerberg” cover is a disgrace
The magazine have published a photograph that wouldn’t look out of place on The Daily Stormer.
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