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Twitch has temporarily banned Hasan Piker for the fifth time. The leftist streamer was taken offline after discussing a statement about Republicans' alleged indifference to Medicaid, specifically targeting Florida Senator Rick Scott.The ban highlights concerns over online discourse and the blurring of lines between free speech and hate speech.

Critics argue that platforms should take a more nuanced approach to regulating content, rather than relying on blanket bans. Meanwhile, supporters of Piker view his comments as a legitimate expression of frustration with the political climate.As the debate surrounding Piker's ban continues, questions remain about the effectiveness of social media in driving change and the impact of online abuse on streamers' mental health.

Twitch has temporarily banned Hasan Piker for a fifth time on Monday shortly after the leftist streamer talked about how if Republicans really cared about Medicaid they would kill Florida Senator Rick...

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  1. Security Concerns: How do previously unknown flaws in Android allow authorities to unlock phones using forensic tools, and what implications does this have for user privacy?r
  2. Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: What is a zero-day vulnerability, and how did Amnesty International discover the chain of vulnerabilities developed by Cellebrite?r
  3. Accountability and Regulation: Should tech companies be held accountable for allowing such flaws to exist, and are there any regulatory measures that can be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future?r

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Amnesty International has reported that Google has fixed previously unknown flaws in Android that allowed authorities to unlock phones using forensic tools. The organization's researchers discovered a chain of three zero-day vulnerabilities developed by phone-unlocking company Cellebrite after investigating a hack on a student protester's phone in Serbia.

These findings highlight serious security concerns and the need for increased transparency and accountability in the tech industry.

Amnesty International said that Google fixed previously unknown flaws in Android that allowed authorities to unlock phones using forensic tools. On Friday, Amnesty International published a report det...

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