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Airbnb says it will have an IPO in 2020, Twitter exposes more bad state actors, a French court says Steam digital games may be resold in the EU, hold the phone on upgrading your iPhone to iOS 13, Amazon plays free with Allbirds, Tinder brings a new meaning to the word Bandersnatch, and this week’s long-reads suggestions, including a deep dive into the problems with pilot training and Boeing’s 737-MAX.
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- Airbnb Says It Plans to Go Public in 2020 (New York Times)
- Airbnb Announces Intention to Become a Publicly-Traded Company During 2020 (Airbnb)
- Twitter suspends account of former top Saudi aide implicated in Khashoggi killing (Washington Post)
- Disclosing new data to our archive of information operations (Twitter)
- French court rules that Steam’s ban on reselling used games is contrary to European law (Polygon)
- New features available with iOS 13 (Apple)
- Facebook may copy your app, but Amazon will copy your shoe (The Verge)
- Inside Tinder’s Secret Streaming Series (Variety)
- What Really Brought Down the Boeing 737 Max? (New York Times)
- How Wi-Fi Almost Didn’t Happen (Wired)
- The U1 chip in the iPhone 11 is the beginning of an Ultra Wideband revolution (Six Colors)
- Artificial Intelligence Confronts a ‘Reproducibility’ Crisis (Wired)
- iOS and iPadOS 13: The MacStories Review (MacStories)
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openvpn.netAirbnb Says It Plans to Go Public in 2020
nytimes.comDisclosing new data to our archive of information operations
blog.twitter.comNew features available with iOS 13
apple.comInside Tinder’s Secret Streaming Series
variety.comWhat Really Brought Down the Boeing 737 Max?
nytimes.comHow Wi-Fi Almost Didn’t Happen
wired.comiOS and iPadOS 13: The MacStories Review
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