Twitter users want Trump’s account suspended for ‘threatening
violence’ against North Korea
Can a president be suspended from Twitter for threatening
to attack another country?
That's what some Twitter users, including
actor and former Barack Obama aide Kal Penn, are
demanding, after President Trump tweeted Friday morning that U.S. “military solutions
are now fully in place, locked and loaded, should North Korea act unwisely.”
Critics of the president's tweet say the rhetoric reflects
a threat of violence against North Korea that violates Twitter's rules and terms of service.
Keeping up with your competitors or looking for ideas to
steal? Call it “surveillance of the competition?”
Facebook’s Onavo Gives Social-Media Firm Inside Peek at
Rivals’ Users
Information from data-security
app shows company what people
do on their phones beyond suite of firm’s apps
Months before social-media company Snap Inc. publicly
disclosed slowing user growth, rival Facebook Inc. already knew.
Late last year, Facebook employees used an internal
database of a sampling of mobile users’ activity to observe that usage of
Snap’s flagship app, Snapchat, wasn’t growing as quickly as before, people
familiar with the matter said.
A cutesy article or a look into the future of IoT?
10 ‘smart’ gadgets that are just plain dumb
My wife purchased a Thundershirt for her Border
Collie. It seems to relax my wife more
than the dog.
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