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Google set to scrap hundreds of thousands of Gmail accounts

Accounts inactive for two years or more will be in the company’s crosshairs.

‘You can’t unsee it’: The content moderators taking on Facebook

Financial Times: They review graphic content so users don’t have to. Now, they are suing.

Budget 2023: Video game industry gets its tax rebate, but it’s half the Aussie scheme; full tech wrap

PLUS: Tech industry reaction to a Budget that was slim pickings for the sector.

Xero slips to $113m loss on Planday write-off, layoff costs

Underlying earnings on the up, beating expectations. Revenue surges.

Chorus: $500m needed for better rural broadband

UFB network operator sets date to retire copper.

Voice cloning, an iPhone 'seeing' for you: Rating Apple's new assistive features

Apple previews new features, while Twitter gets a slam.

Xero full-year result: Analyst says earnings will surprise

Waiting for the other boot to drop.

YouTube's failed protections are 'taking kids to the gun shop' - report

YouTube has been accused of failing to moderate content that can traumatise children.

Data confirms venture capital crunch as key Budget decision looms

KiwiSaver funds told to step up.

Elon Musk says he has found a new CEO for Twitter

Musk tweeted that the woman would be starting in six weeks.

Movac updates on two raises - and why it could ultimately beat its 2020 effort

Mystery investor named.

ChatGPT could help bust 'contract cheating' - academics

Academics have expressed concerns about the use of ChatGPT and how it can be abused.

Twitter criticized for allowing Texas shooting images to spread

New York Times: Photos include a blood-spattered child.

Tucker Carlson, still under contract at Fox, says he will start new show on Twitter

New York Times: Controversial pundit under contract with his former employer until 2025.

Theranos's $100m conwoman says she’s changed

New York Times: The black turtlenecks are gone. So is the voice. And now it's "Liz".

Despite dropping numbers, Facebook says it is not dead

Facebook says it is not just for 'old people', as young people have been saying for years.