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r/technology • u/Mozilla-Foundation • 12h ago
Privacy We're the researchers from Mozilla Foundation that researched the privacy of 32 popular mental health apps. Hint: There's a lot of bad. Ask us anything over at r/IAmaA!
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Hardware Apple’s Vision Pro AR headset is finally here
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Energy Switzerland is installing solar panels in the gap between train tracks
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Society Parents in a town in Ireland came together to voluntarily ban smartphones for kids as old as 13
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Social Media The top 2 posts on /r/technology is about the Reddit blackout supporting protests on 3rd party API pricing. Is /r/technology going to join the blackout?
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Social Media Statement: Reddit's defenses of changes that could kill third-party apps
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