Dhruv Mehrotra, cabling
Some churches ask parishioners to install activity tracking apps on their phones in the name of accountability. Many parishioners don’t know some software monitors much more than Internet history. Some even take screenshots every minute before sending them to a “responsible partner”. When asked about apps, Google said cabling two of the most popular violate their policies.
Elizabeth Dwoskin and Jeremy B. Merrill, washington post
After the 2020 election, a wave of new influencers burst onto the scene, amassing a huge following echoing former President Donald Trump’s claims of voter fraud.
charlie Warzel, the atlantic
“There is a fundamental tension in the tech industry between the desire to build at all costs, because building is a universal virtue, and the less flashy value system of maintaining existing structures so they can flourish,” Warzel writes. on your Galaxy. Brain Newsletter.
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