Government Wants Tech Giants to Auto-Delete Terror Content
And your tweets.
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And your tweets.
This is like one of those Daily Mail reading comprehension tests.
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Around 20% of their computer systems still use the 16-year old software.
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They survived.
Viewed an illegal stream on Monday, computer was oddly slow on Tuesday, HD was remotely encrypted on Wednesday, etc.
It's the most powerful Fire tablet yet.
In the bright orange tube for 10 points. Littered all around it for minus five.
We owe millions, said Geoffrey
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Surely it'll only make voting even more of a tiresome chore?
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