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  Twitter permanently bans former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke
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  US teenager, two other men arrested for Twitter hack: Justice Department
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  Trump says US may ban TikTok; NYT reports Microsoft in talks to buy app

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  Twitter defends allowing Iran’s Khamenei to call for genocide while censoring Trump
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  ‘We are not the enemy’: TikTok slams Facebook
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  Turkey passes controversial social media regulation bill, reveals decision on Twitter

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  Twitter temporarily restricts Donald Trump Jr.’s account over COVID-19 misinformation
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  Turkey’s social media draft bill presages ‘new dark era’ of censorship, say critics
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  Facebook allows users to broadcast live large video calls with up to 50 people

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  House Republicans want Twitter chief Jack Dorsey to testify at tech hearing
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  Outcry continues as abducted Pakistani journalist Matiullah Jan returns home
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  Facebook slaps disclaimer on President Trump post on mail voting

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  Twitter removes President Trump retweet video after Linkin Park complain
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  Revealed: UAE influencers tops list of top 10 Gulf TikTok followers
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  Twitter: Hackers ‘manipulated’ employees to access accounts in a high-profile attack

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  Twitter says hackers targeted nearly 130 accounts in cyberattack
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  Iran partially cuts off internet in southwestern Khuzestan province
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  Netflix shares dive on profit miss despite rising subscriber numbers

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  Hackers convinced, paid Twitter employee to help them hijack accounts: Motherboard
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  Major Twitter accounts swept up in wave of apparent hacking, investigation underway
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  Apple launches its own daily news podcasts

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  Ethiopia enters third week of internet shutdown after deadly unrest
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  Netflix licenses popular Saudi Arabian drama series ‘Takki’
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  Music streaming giant Spotify expands to Russia and Eastern Europe

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  US considering banning TikTok, Chinese apps amid security concerns: Pompeo 
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  Facebook, Whatsapp say suspending user info requests from Hong Kong government
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  After India ban on Chinese-owned apps, TikTok distances itself from Beijing

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  New Delhi’s ban on TikTok boosts prospects of video-sharing apps by Indian firms
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  Pakistan blocks PUBG videogame over ‘negative’ impact on children’s health
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  Twitch, Reddit social media hate crackdown targets US President Trump, supporters

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  Twitter bans Wikileaks-style DDoSecrets for leaking hacked US police documents
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  Twitter puts warning notice on ‘abusive’ Trump tweet targeting protesters
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  Police in England, Wales taking ‘excessive’ mobile data during investigations: Report

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  Facebook removes Trump re-election campaign ads over Nazi symbol
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  US Civil rights groups urge companies to pause ad spending on Facebook
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  Google boosts racial equity program pledge to $275 mln

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  Filipino court finds Rappler CEO, Duterte-critic Maria Ressa guilty of libel
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  Facebook staffer who protested Zuckerberg’s inaction on Trump posts says he was fired
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  Twitter removes accounts associated with China, Russia, Turkey

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  US protests: NYT editor resigns after backlash over senator’s hardline op-ed
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  Facebook removes almost 200 hate group, white supremacy accounts
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  Game developer plans to ban racist Call of Duty players  

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  Zoom CEO sparks outcry for saying will work with law enforcement, won’t encrypt calls
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  Snapchat to stop ‘promoting’ President Trump amid uproar over tweets
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  After Facebook staff walkout, Mark Zuckerberg defends no warning label on Trump posts

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  Twitter changes logo to black, #BlackLivesMatter to bio amid George Floyd protests
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  Twitter hides Trump tweet for ‘glorifying violence’ amid escalating feud
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  President Trump considering legislation that may scrap law that protects social media

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