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Nick Clegg, Other Meta Executives ‘Inadvertently’ Identified in OnlyFans Bribery Suit
Three Meta executives have been identified by name — reportedly by mistake — in a California federal lawsuit brought by adult entertainers alleging bribery and abuse of internet databases designed to flag terrorist content and other online threats.
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Making Workers Keep Their Webcams on Is a Human Rights Violation, According to Dutch Judge
An employee working for a U.S. company from the Netherlands has been awarded compensation, after being fired for refusing to turn his webcam on.
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Someone Seems to Be Spamming Alex Jones’ Websites With Videos of Him Drinking
Alex Jones, conspiracy theorist extraordinaire, seems to have an enemy. The Daily Dot reports that two of Jones’ video-hosting sites appear to be getting spammed with a supercut of clips of the the right-wing host day drinking while at work. Where the video came from, why anyone would put together such a thing, and whether…
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Northeastern Lab Manager Faked Bombing and Note Railing Against Zuckerberg, FBI Says
The Northeastern University employee who originally said he discovered a bomb and rambling letter threatening violence to both the school and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerburg was arrested early Tuesday, with the FBI alleging the man faked it all. He previously denied staging the attack.