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Bloomberg: Source: UK to begin phasing out use of Huawei equipment in its 5G network as soon as this year, after report doubted viability of Huawei due to new US sanctions -
Ben Smith / New York Times: Netflix began to build its Black content catalog, the envy of Hollywood, in 2015 after the success of “Orange Is the New Black” and a memo from Black employees -
Michael Flarup / Apply Pixels: With macOS 11 Big Sur, Apple seems to have lifted a ban on fun, allowing for an expressiveness in visual design that we haven't seen from it in almost a decade -
Will Oremus / OneZero : A look at some radical proposals for creating better social networks, from establishing sites as nonprofits to restrictions on data collection -
Paul J. Davies / Wall Street Journal: How Wirecard, a global electronic-payments giant that was once valued at $14B+ and said it processed $140B of transactions a year, fully unraveled in eight days -
New! Matt Rosoff / CNBC: Uber buys food delivery service Postmates for $2.65B in an all-stock deal — Uber has bought food-delivery service Postmates, the two companies announced. -
Filipe Espósito / 9to5Mac: iCloud Keychain in iOS 14 alerts users about passwords that are easy to guess and those that may have leaked on the web — In addition to the redesigned Home screen … -
Financial Times: Sources: amid India-China tensions, Zomato is unable to access $100M of the $150M it secured from Ant Financial in January as the government reviews the funding -
John Haughey / Washington Examiner: Florida becomes first state to enact a DNA privacy law, blocking life, disability, and long-term insurers from accessing genetic data -
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Nate Lanxon / Bloomberg: UK tech companies say operating with remote workers has changed their approach to post-Brexit hiring: executives will be local to HQs, most other roles won't -
Greg Thomson / Decrypt: Voice, a blockchain-based social media site on EOS that rewards users with tokens for posting “quality content”, is now open for the public to browse