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Why I regret using 23andMe: I gave up my DNA just to find out I’m British
I gave away my genetic information to a now imploding company for results that inspired nothing but ambivalence
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Headline: Why I regret using 23andMe: I gave up my DNA just to find out I’m British
Subtitle: Why I regret using #23andMe: I gave up my #DNA just to find out I’m British
I gave away my genetic information to a now imploding company for results that inspired nothing but ambivalence
Source: www.theguardian.com...
I gave away my genetic information to a now imploding company for results that inspired nothing but ambivalence
I've got a bad case of the flu or covid or something; haven't really been out of the bed since Saturday other than to shower and go to the bathroom. I'm starting to pull out of it, but the worst part is not being able to breathe thru my nose a lot of the time. It's almost enough to make me panicky at times. I'm just sitting here just downing Dayquil/Nyquil a few times a day, Afrin nasal spray, keeping a breathe-right nasal strip stuck to my nose and doom scrolling the internet. Yay diseases!
The #EFJ, an organization representing nearly 300k #journalists across 44 countries, has officially stated it will stop posting to #Twitter.
Snippet: “The social media site #X has become the preferred vector for conspiracy theories, racism, far-right ideas and misogynistic rhetoric. X is a platform that no longer serves the public interest at all, but the special ideological and financial interests of its owner and his political allies”
Source: www.thelondoneconom...
The EFJ represents over 295,000 journalists in 44 countries.
Headline: The #Internet is Shrinking
Snippet: Now we're all just tenants in #BigTech's digital dystopia. Every click, every creation, every conversation flows through their pipes. They're not just controlling traffic - they're rewriting the internet's DNA, turning a wild frontier of human potential into a corporate shopping mall.
This isn't evolution. It's extinction - the death of the free web by a thousand convenient clicks.
Source: www.joanwestenberg....
The internet used to be limitless, open to anyone with an idea. Now, it’s a polished prison run by tech giants. Is this the future we signed up for? Here’s how Big Tech quietly turned freedom into captivity. Remember when the internet felt infinite? When every click could