Secret glass house project for Elon Musk sparks internal Tesla investigation: reports
Musk has historically played down his personal living conditions, once vowing to “own no house.”
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff
Mark Zuckerberg spotted training with UFC champs as Elon Musk spat intensifies
Zuckerberg and Musk indicated last month over social media that they would face off in a “cage match.”
Instagram Threads won’t promote political or hard news content
Instagram’s lead said Threads would appeal to people “that are interested in a less angry place for conversations” than Twitter offers.
Meta officially launches Instagram Threads—so will it be a ‘Twitter killer’?
The Instagram companion app, which is being hailed as Twitter’s new chief rival, was launched a day earlier than expected.
These popular third-party Reddit apps will disappear Saturday as API changes take effect
Apps that offer alternative ways to use Reddit, such as Apollo and Rif Is Fun, will shut down over Reddit’s highly controversial API pricing changes—though other apps will remain using new subscription models.
Jack Dorsey-backed Damus removed from App Store over Bitcoin tipping dispute
Apple followed through on threats from earlier in the month to remove Damus from its App Store.
Staying dark: Reddit blackout rolls on past deadline over pricing war
A major Reddit blackout in protest of API pricing changes was supposed to end Wednesday for most subreddits.
Reddit CEO pushes back against blackout—Will let users vote out moderators
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is looking to put an end to the site’s blackout.
Reddit stands by controversial API changes as subreddit protest rages
Changes to Reddit’s API—which includes new fees for third-party app developers—have been met with pushback from thousands of subreddits, many of which are undergoing blackouts that will last until Wednesday.
Amazon will pay more than US$30 million in lawsuits over Ring and Alexa privacy violations
Amazon has owned the smart doorbell company since 2018.