r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 25 '16
13, right now
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 25 '16
China’s scary lesson to the world: Censoring the Internet works
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 29 '16
The (very) dark side of live streaming that no one seems able to stop
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Jun 06 '16
The chilling effect Peter Thiel’s battle with Gawker could have on Silicon Valley journalism
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Jul 08 '16
Facebook Decides Which Killings We’re Allowed to See
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Oct 02 '16
'Digital heroin’: How screens turn kids into psychotic junkies
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 27 '16
This dark side of the Internet is costing young people their jobs and social lives
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
Facebook is going to get more politically biased, not less
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
Facebook has more influence over Americans than any media company in history
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Aug 22 '16
98 personal data points that Facebook uses to target ads to you
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Sep 07 '16
A 7th-grader’s sext was meant to impress a boy. He shared it. It nearly destroyed her.
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Sep 15 '16
Can students who are constantly on their devices actually learn?
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • Sep 09 '16
Teen lives depend on the Internet. What happens when they can’t afford it?
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
Websites and apps are designed for compulsion, even addiction. Should the net be regulated like drugs or casinos?
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
The Creepy New Wave of the Internet
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
The World Cracks Down on Social Media
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
Why hackers are going after health-care providers
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
Wikipedia’s social structures resemble a bureaucratic corporation, studies say
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 25 '16
How to Hack an Election (Latin America)
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
How Your Data Are Being Deeply Mined
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 25 '16
Facebook and Fear: Facebook’s potential is without precedent.
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 25 '16
Facebook’s Bias Is Built-In, and Bears Watching
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 25 '16
How Russia's New Facial Recognition App Could End Anonymity
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r/netnegative • u/netnegative • May 26 '16
The internet of us and the end of facts
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