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• As ‘Valheim’ grows, its developer reflects on bugs, updates and the prospect of acquisition

  9-3-2021 Technology The Washington Post 341

  “We’re still struggling to grasp exactly how big this can become.”

• ICE investigators used a private utility database covering millions to pursue immigration violations

  27-2-2021 Technology The Washington Post 377

  ICE’s use of the vast database offers another example of how government agencies have targeted commercial sources to access information they are...

• Burning laptops and flooded homes: Courts hold Amazon liable for faulty products

  31-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 486

  The e-commerce giant has lost a string on decisions holding it responsible for defects in products sold by third-party merchants on its marketplace.

• Zuckerberg acknowledges Facebook erred by not removing a post that urged armed action in Kenosha

  29-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 766

• Uber and Lyft to continue operating in California

  21-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 439

  The companies have threatened they would be forced to shut down unless a California Court of Appeals opted to stay a decision giving them 10 days...

• Mark Zuckerberg’s effort to disrupt philanthropy has a race problem

  17-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 1523

  As Facebook's bias is under federal scrutiny, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg points to his philanthropic arm, CZI. But Black employees there say...

• Disinformation for profit: How a Florida ‘dealmaker’ turns conservative outrage into cash

  11-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 864

  An investigation linking a network of right-wing sites to a digital marketing venture illuminates the financial motives behind the spread of...

• Trump issues executive orders against TikTok and WeChat, citing national security concerns

  7-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 534

  The order comes after a week of political posturing and scrambling for deals.

• Trump fires chair of Tennessee Valley Authority board

  4-8-2020 Technology The Washington Post 506

  Trump fires two members of the board of the TVA, a quasi-independent utility that uses no federal money but whose directors are chosen for...

• Twitter says hackers targeted employees by phone

  31-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 562

  The hack that took over large parts of Twitter’s site was caused by manipulating employees via phone.

• Big Tech CEOs face off with Congress

  29-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 588

  Live updates as the CEOs of Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Google testify before Congress in a historic antitrust hearing.

• Amid antitrust scrutiny, Apple makes quiet power moves over developers

  27-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 623

  Opening the Find My feature to other companies was seen as an olive branch to developers. But Apple threatened legal action if developers talked...

• Army ban on war crime comments during Twitch stream may have violated First Amendment, lawyers say

  21-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 687

  The Army esports team endured twin controversies, including a controller giveaway contest that led to a page used to generate leads for recruiters.

• In ‘Madden NFL 21,’ Washington’s pro football team will get a generic name makeover

  18-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 683

  The next edition of the popular NFL video game will go with a generic Washington team until a new identity is officially unveiled by the organization.

• Twitter hack triggers investigations and lawmaker concerns

  17-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 708

  Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said the massive hack of the company's most prominent users is being investigated.

• Facebook, in a possible reversal, considers banning political ads near the U.S. election

  11-7-2020 Technology The Washington Post 774

  Facebook executives are considering a temporary ban on political advertising in the final days before the U.S. election in November as the company...