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TikTok could be sold to
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Facebook is reportely preparing
To take similar measures . Here’s why the measures taken mobile list against QAnon conspirators mark a new step for the little blue bird . Twitter gives an overview of what it knows about last Wenesday’s hack. The platform still notes a very strong increase in the number of users. The but that doesn’t stop its revenue from plunging . Jack Dorsey confirms that Twitter is considering a subscription system .