The fight for tech accountability starts now
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When Donald Trump began his second term as president, Silicon Valley gratefully embraced moral nihilism. Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and more collectively donated millions to Trump's inauguration fund to ensure his favor in a new era of gangster tech regulation . Meta overhauled its content policy to allow calling gay p
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When Donald Trump began his second term as president, Silicon Valley gratefully embraced moral nihilism.
Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and more collectively donated millions to Trump's inauguration fund to ensure his favor in a new era of gangster tech regulation . Meta overhauled its content policy to allow calling gay people mentally ill and women property.
Elon Musk started throwing Nazi salutes - yes, allegedly , but he would soon be posting nonstop about protecting the white race from extinction, so that's the most fragile of fig leafs. As of mere months ago, this was working out pretty well for them.
The Trump administration took a mostly … Read the full story at The Verge.
This summary comes from Qualcomm is betting big on data centers as smartphone sales sink. Read the full article at the original source.
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