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If Twitter verification is now run by humans, how did so many obvious bot accounts get verified? Why you might start seeing brand logos in your emails, and why that’s actually a good thing. Biden's non-compete clause executive order is a big deal for Big Tech. And a look at the absurdity of the right to repair situation when it comes to gadgets you own.
Links:
- Twitter verified a number of bot accounts—raising questions about security (updated) (DailyDot)
- Gmail deploys support BIMI security standard (The Record)
- Android 12 adds ‘Game dashboard’ and ‘Play as You Download’ in Google Play Store (9to5Google)
- Ring’s end-to-end encryption is rolling out globally (The Verge)
- Disney Plans to Raise ESPN Plus’ Monthly and Annual Subscription Costs (Variety)
- Biden's non-compete clause executive order is a big deal for Big Tech (Input Magazine)
- Biden Executive Order on Non-Competes Could Roil Tech (Bloomberg)
- Apple AirPod batteries are almost impossible to replace, showing the need for right-to-repair reform (CNBC)
- Tesla’s $16,000 Quote for a $700 Fix Is Why Right to Repair Matters (The Drive)
Gmail deploys support BIMI security standard
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