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Facebook has destroyed an alarming number of small businesses by crippling their organic reach, which forced them to spend ever-increasing amounts of money in a futile attempt to reach their own followers.

Now that Apple is going after its precious advertising revenue, Facebook is gaslighting everyone into believing how that will somehow impact the same small businesses it had destroyed.

Nice try, Facebook.

A judge hearing the class action lawsuit filed against Google for snooping on users was disturbed to learn how the company had deluded users into a false sense of security with the Chrome browser's Incognito mode, only to track their activities.

Good thing she doesn't know of the time Google "inadvertently" snooped in on people's Wi-Fi networks and then refused to delete the data.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is leaving no stone unturned to convince Indians, who form a sizable portion of its customers, that it is loyal to India despite being a Chinese company.

It recently briefed the press on how it tied up with two other Chinese companies to ramp-up local manufacturing.

Did we mention that Xiaomi is a Chinese company? Well, it is...Chinese.

Apple is notorious for its flagrantly anti-repair policies and wasteful practices that force tremendous amounts of electronic waste into landfills. However, France has found a brilliant way to shame it into mending its ways.

The French are forcing Apple to disclose the dismal repairability rating of its products, so that it can no longer pretend to care about the environment while actively harming it.