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Facebook still won’t make privacy a default

Under pressure from privacy groups, congressional leaders and its own users, embattled Facebook finally responded with big plans to make privacy much simpler on the social network.

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Screened Out: The Impact of Digitized Hiring Assessments on Disabled Workers
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