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<p>Julian Assange may now appeal.</p>

Julian Assange wins right to seek appeal against extradition to the US

The WikiLeaks founder is granted the right to petition the UK's top court for an opportunity to appeal a decision to have him extradited.

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Stop Google from storing your location and data history with these settings

A few simple steps can block the search giant from tracking your web and app activity.

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Vaccine mandate blocked, Apple Education verification removed

In today's top stories, a judge blocked the Biden administration's vaccine mandate, Apple removed a verification step for discounted products and Spider-Man: No Way Home is unlikely to hit a streaming service anytime soon.

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Intel plans $100B Ohio 'megafab,' Netflix growth slows

In this week's top stories, Intel hopes to build the world's largest chip factory in Ohio, and Amazon will open its first brick-and-mortar clothing store. Plus, Netflix sees a slowdown in new subscribers.

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<p>Don't expect to build any forts in Warzone.</p>

Microsoft promises to change toxic work culture at Activision Blizzard

The tech giant knows it is facing turmoil within its new acquisition.

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NFTs are coming for your video games. Players, get ready

As the industry reconsiders digital ownership, gamers are eyeing the line between playing to earn and playing for fun.

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Amazon apparel store coming, Google opens up Android games to Windows

In today's top stories, Amazon plans to open a brick-and-mortar clothing store later this year. Meanwhile, some Windows users can play their Android games via a limited beta.

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SpaceX signs a deal to rocket military cargo around the world

The Air Force wants to move more of its logistics into space.

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<p>Twitter has been doubling down on its cryptocurrency efforts.</p>

Twitter rolls out a way to showcase your NFTs

The social media company says the feature, known as NFT profile pictures, is being released first to Twitter Blue subscribers.

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<p>Facebook, which rebranded itself as Meta, owns photo service Instagram.</p>

Facebook, Instagram pull down fake accounts targeting Scotland

The social media giant said the Iranian-linked accounts posed as locals in Scotland and England.

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Felony charges filed in Autopilot crash, Instagram tests paid subscriptions

In today's top stories, a fatal Autopilot crash results in felony charges, Instagram quietly tests a paid subscription option and the White House directs the NSA to boost its cyberdefenses.

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<p>Twitter's Communities feature lets users tweet to a group of people about a topic.</p>

Twitter makes Communities feature available to Android users

The feature, which lets users tweet within a group about a specific topic, launched on iOS in September 2021

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