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Users can now share in-app purchases and subscriptions via Apple's iCloud Family Sharing, if developers enable the option in their apps (Juli Clover/MacRumors)

Juli Clover / MacRumors: Users can now share in-app purchases and subscriptions via Apple’s iCloud Family Sharing, if developers enable the option in their apps  —  iPhone and iPad users who share apps with their families through Apple’s Family Sharing feature can now share subscription apps as well. Users can now share in-app purchases and

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There's More to Come for AI in Ed

The biggest uses for artificial intelligence in education haven’t been invented yet. But whatever they end up being, people working on AI applications need to keep educators and education policy makers well informed “early and deeply.” That’s the conclusion of a new report recently issued by the Center for Integrative Research in Computing and Learning

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Facebook is reorganizing its unit focused on its role in global elections, moving staff into a larger organization called Central Integrity, led by Guy Rosen (Alex Heath/The Information)

Alex Heath / The Information: Facebook is reorganizing its unit focused on its role in global elections, moving staff into a larger organization called Central Integrity, led by Guy Rosen  —  Facebook is breaking up its unit focused on the social network’s role in elections globally, dispersing the team of roughly 300 through … Facebook

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Google Podcasts now supports private RSS feeds so you can listen to the shows you pay to access

Google Podcasts Google Podcasts is finally getting a feature that’s already standard across most listening apps: private RSS feed support. The head of product for Google Podcasts, Zack Reneau-Wedeen, made the announcement on Twitter today and shouted out some networks that are especially reliant on private feeds, including Patreon, Slate, Red Circle, and Supercast. To

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Leak left 243 million Brazilians’ medical records and personal info ripe for the picking

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge The personal information of more than 243 million Brazilians was potentially accessible for at least six months thanks to weakly encoded credentials kept in the source code of the Brazilian Ministry of Health’s website (via ZDNet). The security issue was first reported by Brazilian publication Estadão. The personal

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The Justice Department is suing Facebook for side-stepping visa rules

Photo by Sven Hoppe/picture alliance via Getty Images The Justice Department has filed charges against Facebook for allegedly discriminating against US workers in its hiring practices. The complaint, filed on Thursday, alleges that the company maintained a separate job listing process for visa-eligible job postings, both limiting the visibility of the job listing online and

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