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The slow creep and chilling effect of China’s censorship

Selena Larson is a technology reporter based in San Francisco who writes about the intersection of technology and culture. Her work explores new technologies and the way they impact industries, human behavior, and security and privacy. Since leaving the Daily Dot, she&#8217;s reported for CNN Money and done technical writing for cybersecurity firm Dragos.

Selena Larson

Culture

A beginner’s guide to flirting on Twitter

Amrita Khalid is a technology and politics reporter who specializes in breaking down complex issues into practical, useful terms. A former contributor to CQ, a Congressional news and analysis site, she&#8217;s currently a master&#8217;s candidate in international relations at the University of Leeds.

Amrita Khalid

How to turn off safe mode on your Android phone

Hackers claim to be selling NSA cyberweapons in online auction

Here are all the prominent Republicans who refuse to endorse Trump

New York Life insurance company fires managing director for telling Black Lives Matter activist to ‘die’

The 8 big reasons people don’t like Donald Trump

A treasure trove of men telling Hillary Clinton to smile during DNC acceptance speech

Investigation confirms Jacob Appelbaum sexual misconduct at Tor Project

New 3D-printed casts are modern but not cheap

Mike Wehner is a former tech editor for the Daily Dot who now writes for BGR. His work has appeared everywhere from Yahoo to CNN, and there’s a good chance his Apple Watch is dead right now.

Mike Wehner

How to cheat at Pokémon Go and catch any Pokémon you want without leaving your couch

Stunning knitted portraits are made of yarn and generated by an algorithm

Bernie Sanders brings supporters to tears as he unifies with Hillary Clinton at DNC

How to use Tinder’s group hangout feature

Watch Facebook’s army of 2,000 zombie phones test app updates before you can break them

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