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Net Neutrality
Net Neutrality Ends in April, Unless Congress Acts
Opponents of the FCC's order are planning to fight back in court. Democrats are also trying to reverse the repeal in Congress.
Amazon
Amazon Is Laying Off 'Several Hundred' Employees
The pink slips will be predominantly given to workers in the company's consumer retail business, according to The Seattle Times.
Facebook
Grandparents Love Facebook, Teens Not So Much
The social network is expected to lose 2 million users ages 24 and younger in 2018.
Facebook
Facebook Tests 'Downvote' Option for Flagging Abusive Comments
The function shouldn't be confused with Reddit's downvoting option. It's designed to let users report inappropriate comments as opposed to demoting internet posts.
Snapchat
Snapchat Users Are Not Loving the App Update
Petition website Change.org said more than 30 petitions have been launched in the last day protesting the new Snapchat update.
Bitcoin
Is Bitcoin the Biggest Bubble in Human History?
Cryptocurrency's value is based entirely on one thing: its scarcity. But how can something that doesn't exist be scarce or plentiful?
Elon Musk
Elon Musk's Roadster Is Heading for the Asteroid Belt
The third and final burn worked too well and means the Roadster will overshoot its planned Mars orbit.
Tech Addiction
Apple, Facebook and Google Vets Form Coalition to Fight Tech Addiction
The Center for Humane Technology will focus its efforts on young users, first with a public school ad campaign on the harmful effects of tech and social media.
Amazon
How Amazon Keeps Your TV From Accidentally Triggering Your Echo
Amazon's use of acoustic fingerprinting helps to tell your Echo that it should ignore whatever's being said in the background -- including 'Alexa.'
Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg Spins Decline in Facebook Usage as a Good Thing
Facebook declined by about 50 million hours per day in last year's fourth quarter, or about 5 percent overall.
Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency Exchange Loses More Than $500 Million in Possible Hack
The heist at Coincheck involved 523 million tokens from a cryptocurrency known as NEM.
