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ML-powered surveillance systems will never eliminate the risk of school shootings in the US, no matter how expansive and intricate those systems become (Chris Gilliard/Wired)

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Researchers have discovered a flaw where any user can deactivate another user’s WhatsApp via multiple 2FA requests and emailing support to deactivate account (Zak Doffman/Forbes)

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Researchers have discovered a flaw where any user can deactivate another user’s WhatsApp via multiple 2FA requests and emailing support to deactivate account  —  A nasty new surprise for WhatsApp’s 2 billion users today, with the discovery of an alarming security risk.

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ML-powered surveillance systems will never eliminate the risk of school shootings in the US, no matter how expansive and intricate those systems become (Chris Gilliard/Wired)

Q&A with Microsoft President Brad Smith on assistance for employees seeking abortion, labor and employment reforms, pending antitrust regulation, and more (Todd Bishop/GeekWire)
London-based Vita Mojo, which makes restaurant software for digital ordering and kitchen management, has raised $30M led by Battery Ventures (Megha Paul/Tech.eu)
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