Facebook says it removed the page for violating the company’s rules around “impersonation and pretending to be an individual or business” – something the owner denies.
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Continue readingBlizzard’s response isn’t going down well with Hearthstone fans.
Continue readingThe Mountain View-based company said that the app was removed for trying to “capitalize on sensitive events”.
Continue readingData created and exchanged using G Suite is not end-to-end encrypted, which allows Google – and others, such as a US government agency, to gain access to it.
Continue readingThe movement to position Mei as a pro-democracy symbol started a few days ago in response to Blizzard’s decision to ban professional Hearthstone player blitzchung from the 2019 Hearthstone Grandmasters Official Competition after he showed support for the Hong Kong protestors.
Continue readingYin then took to social media to describe how he lost his job in a post on LinkedIn that attracted a lot of traffic.
Continue readingSome unverified reports said in the meanwhile that the blocking of major social media sites is happening elsewhere in the country, too.
Continue readingThe complaint from the SEC is that Telegram did not pre-register its offer for sale.
Continue readingAccording to Knut, “some of the comments made in the chat were unkind and insensitive.”
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