Social media giants make a joint statement regarding fake news
Social media giants such as Google, Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and Linked In have all issued a joint statement saying they are doing their best to fight coronavirus misinformation while also keeping people connected. They have also invited other companies to join them in their efforts. They have also made individual statements about how they are fighting fake news.
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Alexa hack granted attackers access to an Echo user's smart home network
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