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Shona Ghosh from businessinsider said that Facebook tracked a rise in violent rhetoric. Signals Facebook flagged ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration included digital flyers promoting future protest, some of them featuring calls to arms or the insignia of militias or hate groups.
Intel’s CEO is stepping down. VMWare CEO Pat Gelsinger will take up his role.
Signal downloads are skyrocketing. After WhatsApp said it would begin sharing more data with Facebook, the alternative messaging app shot to the top of app stores.
GPS data showed the US Capitol mob made it deep into the building. The data, acquired by a hacker, showed rioters near Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s office, congressional chambers and in the hallways.
Dropbox is laying off staff. The firm is laying off 315 employees, or 11% of its workforce, the company announced on Wednesday.
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