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Details of the social network's history "obscured".
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Tech commentator dismisses Facebook's response as 'too little, too late'
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Apple cancels highly anticipated AirPower wireless charger
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Facebook to restrict live videos
Facebook says it will tighten live streaming rules, following Christchurch terror attacks.
How one man makes $20k a year from his car
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Facebook boss Sheryl Sandberg's letter to New Zealand
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg addresses terror attack and social media giant's response.
Is Huawei a sinister spy - or simply incompetent?
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World Cup broadband jam: Time will run out
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Facebook beefs up political ad rules ahead of EU election
But some politicians say the measures will make pan-European online campaigning harder.
Facebook considers restricting some live video after mosque shooting
The social media company came under sharp criticism for not taking the video down quicker.
Auckland smartens up its thinking
A recent Government report explored New Zealand's smart city potential.
Spark looking for partner to grow Lightbox
Spark MD says Lightbox's continued success will require ongoing investment.
E-scooters get trial extension in Auckland
E-scooters will remain on Auckland footpaths for at least another seven months.
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EPL team's wi-fi ban amid reports of Fortnite addiction
US coach goes in the opposite direction.
UK watchdog's Huawei report finds 'no backdoors' for espionage
Huawei has suffered another setback in its ambition to supply kit for New Zealand's 5G.
US court hands $43m waterfight win to NZ's Zuru Toys
Mowbray siblings celebrate, but there are more fights ahead.
Former US ad man calls for Zuckerberg's resignation
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Chorus unbundled UFB pricing labelled 'cynical', 'uneconomic'
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