Are you getting the internet you're paying for? — Understanding Trump's social media lawsuit
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3 things you need to know today 1. 170 crypto scam apps spotted stealing money - See the list Cryptocurrency trading has boomed since the onset of the pandemic, but, like anything involving money, there are risks. Beyond the chances of losing your investments, you can find yourself the target of scammers, and a batch of apps recently stole money from nearly 100,000 people. Tap or click here to learn about scams targeting the cryptocurrency craze. → |
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🎧 AUDIO BRIEFING | Trump's social media lawsuit When you try to understand Trump's lawsuit against social media and Big Tech, you're bombarded with opinion pieces. I'll cut through the politics and tell you what's really going on. Play Now • 1 min ▶ |
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