YouTube banning supremacist and hoax videos, Amazon unveils new Prime drone
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YouTube says it's removing videos that push extremist views like white supremacy or deny events like the Holocaust or the sandy hook shooting it's an attempt to crackdown on hate speech has found its way on the Google owned video service you too says it is part of lawmakers and other organizations.
To help combat the spread of extremism on service.
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Netflix is trying out a new strategy on it's mobile app, and it offers what's essentially an Instagram feed style of original series and movies.
You can interact with each tile, and have it remind you of new seasons, or share the information with a friend.
Netflix says the idea is to help fans connect more deeply with the titles they love and discover new ones to watch.
And finally, Amazon has unveiled its latest prime air drone, a hybrid model that borrows tech from helicopters and airplane design.
The new drones can carry up to five pounds and the aim to get products to consumers in about 30 minutes.
The company says the drones might start shipping packages in a few months but stayed light on details.
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