How WeChat Censored the Coronavirus Pandemic

In China, the messaging platform blocked thousands of keywords related to the virus, a new report reveals. Powered by...

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How to Vote by Mail and Make Sure It Counts

There’s a lot going on with the USPS right now. Here’s a complete state-by-state guide to how to get your ballot—and when it’s due. Powered by WPeMatico

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Firefox Launched a New Android App to Lure Users From Chrome

Mozilla has rewritten the app to rely on its own infrastructure rather than Google’s. But will its privacy and UI tweaks convince people to make the switch? Powered by WPeMatico

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Banks in Mexico Pose Greater Money Laundering Risk Than Crypto Firms, Says Report
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Banks in Mexico Pose Greater Money Laundering Risk Than Crypto Firms, Says Report

Commercial banks by far pose the greatest risk of money laundering in Mexico compared to crypto-related companies, according to a new report by the country’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). The study singles out what it calls the “G7 banking group”, which includes BBVA, Santander, Citibanamex, Banorte, HSBC, Scotiabank, and Inbursa, as the biggest conduits of illicit money in the South American country. Brokerage...

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As Gold Prices Soar, Two Gold-Backed Tokens See Increased Demand Fetching Premiums
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As Gold Prices Soar, Two Gold-Backed Tokens See Increased Demand Fetching Premiums

The last few months have bolstered the price of the precious metal gold as governments worldwide have created tremendous amounts of debt and inflation. For instance, the value of gold per ounce jumped over $2k during the first week of August. Meanwhile, similarly to the physical counterparts, two blockchain tokens that claim to be backed by gold have seen significant demand and small premiums. While a handful of other ‘digital...

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