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Instagram creators across several countries reported frozen view counts yesterday. Many feared that they may have been shadowbanned. But to me, this incident raises a bigger worry about how much control we’ve handed over to social media pla...
Meta Knows Your Kids’ Faces, Rite Aid Knows Your Name, and WordPress Doesn’t Know Anything Anymore
We’re back after a short break! This is the fourth episode of our weekly show where myself (helloitsmia.tech) and Ethan Rush each bring tech headlines we think are worth talking about, then break down what might be misleading or missing fro...
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ChatGPT Can Read Your iMessages, T-Mobile Cut a Cable to Stop Hackers, and More Tech News You Probably Missed
This is episode two of my weekly show where myself (helloitsmia.tech) and Ethan Rush each choose three of our favorite tech-related headlines from the week. We talk through what actually happened, what might be misleading or missing from th...
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