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  1. Bluesky, the decentralized social media initiative unveiled by Twitter in 2019, will be led by Jay Graber, a former startup founder and cryptocurrency dev (Michael McSweeney/The Block)

    Bluesky, the decentralized social media initiative unveiled by Twitter in 2019, will be led by Jay Graber, a former startup founder and cryptocurrency dev (Michael McSweeney/The Block)

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  2. Facebook announces Project Nazare, the codename for its first consumer AR glasses, and showed a demo video while acknowledging Nazare is still “a few years out” (Jamie Feltham/UploadVR)

    Facebook announces Project Nazare, the codename for its first consumer AR glasses, and showed a demo video while acknowledging Nazare is still "a few years out" (Jamie Feltham/UploadVR)

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  3. FBI, CISA, and ODNI, with support from NSA, say an APT “likely Russian in origin” is responsible for all or most of the recently discovered hacks of US agencies (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)

    FBI, CISA, and ODNI, with support from NSA, say an APT "likely Russian in origin" is responsible for all or most of the recently discovered hacks of US agencies (Catalin Cimpanu/ZDNet)

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  4. French startup Swile, which offers an app to manage employee benefits, raises $200M Series D led by SoftBank at a $1B+ valuation (Romain Dillet/TechCrunch)

    French startup Swile, which offers an app to manage employee benefits, raises $200M Series D led by SoftBank at a $1B+ valuation (Romain Dillet/TechCrunch)

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  5. Interview with two Apple executives about changes to multitasking in iPadOS 15, SharePlay, Universal Control, Quick Note, and more (Matthew Panzarino/TechCrunch)

    Interview with two Apple executives about changes to multitasking in iPadOS 15, SharePlay, Universal Control, Quick Note, and more (Matthew Panzarino/TechCrunch)

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  6. Safari’s extremely slow pace in adopting popular features and fixing showstopping bugs, and refusal to engage with contentious API proposals, is harming the web (Tim Perry/HTTP Toolkit)

    Safari's extremely slow pace in adopting popular features and fixing showstopping bugs, and refusal to engage with contentious API proposals, is harming the web (Tim Perry/HTTP Toolkit)

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  7. Internal Amazon documents show Amazon was aware of the practice of employees using pee bottles, identifying it as a “Tier 1” infraction that can lead to firing (Ken Klippenstein/The Intercept)

    Internal Amazon documents show Amazon was aware of the practice of employees using pee bottles, identifying it as a "Tier 1" infraction that can lead to firing (Ken Klippenstein/The Intercept)

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  8. Apple Support article says lost AirTags will be readable by any NFC-enabled device, including Android devices, when in Lost Mode (Filipe Espósito/9to5Mac)

    Apple Support article says lost AirTags will be readable by any NFC-enabled device, including Android devices, when in Lost Mode (Filipe Espósito/9to5Mac)

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  9. Game streaming services like Xbox Game Pass allow disabled gamers to try new games without wasting money on potentially inaccessible games (Grant Stoner/Wired)

    Game streaming services like Xbox Game Pass allow disabled gamers to try new games without wasting money on potentially inaccessible games (Grant Stoner/Wired)

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  10. Thomson Reuters says it will spend $500M-$600M over two years to develop its AI and ML tools as it transitions to a “content-driven technology company” (Reuters)

    Thomson Reuters says it will spend $500M-$600M over two years to develop its AI and ML tools as it transitions to a "content-driven technology company" (Reuters)

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