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A UK bill is calling for digitally-altered photos to be labelled online
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Taylor Swift does not know who Grimace is, apparently
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The result of Apple's new privacy policy? More money for Apple.
The result of Apple's new privacy policy? More money for Apple.

YouTube says it will no longer let Trump (or any politician) take over its homepage
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HBO Max launches cheaper subscription tier with limited ads
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Why Instagram keeps serving me an ad for what looks like a pile of fossilized poo
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After update, only 4 percent of iOS users in U.S. let apps track them
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