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October 22, 2021

Let’s talk about social networks for a second. I know, I know, but please don’t close this newsletter because this is important. Yesterday Former President Donald Trump announced his plans to launch a new social network platform called TRUTH Social.

And look, this isn’t about politics, but before you consider signing up for the new platform when it launches in beta next month, you should think twice and maybe consider skipping it. Why? Because it was almost certainly get hacked. In fact, in the time it took us to investigate that likelihood, it actually got hacked. Already. See the top story for details—especially if you care about your private information.

Other Highlights:

  • This is ridiculous. It looks like Roku will lose access to YouTube entirely. Come on, Roku and Google, get it together.
  • For the first time ever, Raspberry Pi is increasing its prices.
  • This new LEGO set will have you throwing your hard-earned dollars at the screen while yelling, “keep the change ya filthy animal.”
  • …and more!

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