Facebook, Twitter and YouTube urged to stop outsourcing content moderation
By Cat Zakrzewski | Published Jun 9, 2020
A New York University report is calling for social media companies to stop outsourcing content moderation.
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How WhatsApp can be an effective communication tool for SA businesses
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Poland rolls out privacy-secure coronavirus tracking app
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Apple plans to announce move to its own Mac chips at WWDC
By Mark Gurman | Published Jun 9, 2020
Facebook introduces Manage Activity to help get rid of embarrassing posts
By Masabata Mkwananzi | Published Jun 9, 2020
Obscure Indian cyber firm spied on and hacked politicians, tycoons worldwide
By Jack Stubbs, Raphael Satter And Christopher Bing | Published Jun 9, 2020
PICS: Robot built for Japan's ageing workforce plays key coronavirus role
By Tim Kelly And Kim Kyung Hoon | Published Jun 9, 2020
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Affordable internet plays crucial role in coronavirus recovery
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Apple should buy DukDuckGo to end reliance on Google, say analysts
By IANS | Published Jun 9, 2020
Blizzard announces World of Warcraft Classic esports event
By Field Level Media | Published Jun 9, 2020
Comic Con Africa 2020 goes online
By Yasmine Jacobs | Published Jun 9, 2020
TSMC says could fill order gap if unable to sell chips to Huawei
By Yimou Lee | Published Jun 9, 2020
Google Maps to alert users about Covid-19-related travel restrictions
By Munsif Vengattil | Published Jun 9, 2020
Doctor's orders: Why you should get your game on during Covid-19 era
By Dr S G Henry | Published Jun 8, 2020
5 ways to neatly organise your cables cords and wires
By Sacha van Niekerk | Published Jun 8, 2020
