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- Donald Trump likes TikTok, not Zuckerberg.
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- The Trump rally shooter had a Discord account, company says
- The Trump rally shooting is a cash cow for the dropshippers
- The FBI says it has ‘gained access’ to the Trump rally shooter’s phone
- J.D. Vance likes Lina Khan and crypto, hates ‘Big Tech’
- Elon Musk, Joe Lonsdale, and tech elites back a pro-Trump super PAC
- Apple’s public betas: all the news on iOS 18, macOS Sequoia, and more
- Apple is finally embracing Android’s chaos
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- The watchOS 11 beta slowed me down, in a good way
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