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Around 150 of Mapbox’s 222 US staff have signed CWA union cards; they assert maps are political, and workers should be able to refuse to work on some projects (Mathew Olson/The Information)

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Around 150 of Mapbox’s 222 US staff have signed CWA union cards; they assert maps are political, and workers should be able to refuse to work on some projects (Mathew Olson/The Information)
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Drivers say Amazon’s US delivery companies are ordering them to turn off an app called Mentor that is designed to prevent accidents by monitoring speed (Lauren Kaori Gurley/VICE)

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Drivers say Amazon’s US delivery companies are ordering them to turn off an app called Mentor that is designed to prevent accidents by monitoring speed  —  Drivers say they’re being asked to quietly disable a driver safety system partway through their shifts.  —  Lauren Kaori Gurley

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Around 150 of Mapbox’s 222 US staff have signed CWA union cards; they assert maps are political, and workers should be able to refuse to work on some projects (Mathew Olson/The Information)

In an email to creators, Facebook says it will launch its podcast platform on June 22; podcasters can link up RSS feeds and decide if users can clip shows (Ashley Carman/The Verge)
Democratic Rep. David Cicilline, leading a push for a new antitrust package targeting Big Tech, says Apple would be banned from pre-installing its own apps (Rebecca Kern/Bloomberg)
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