Social NetworksBusinessEveryone Is Using WhatsApp wrongBy Matt BurgessBusinessBacked by billions, astrology apps are set to go mainstream in 2020By Hans-Ulrich Obrist and Ben VickersBusinessWant to know the Tory election plan? The answer lies in FacebookBy Laurie ClarkeBusinessHow Yahoo's prudish policies pushed Tumblr into obscurityBy Laurie ClarkeCultureNetflix's The Great Hack skewers Cambridge Analytica, but misses the real targetsBy Gian M. VolpicelliCultureWhy one-star Trip Advisor reviews are one of the web's last real joysBy Amit KatwalaScienceHow to block targeted advertising on Facebook, Google, Instagram and TwitterBy Sabrina WeissBusinessFriday briefing: Facebook bans accounts over coordinated attempt to manipulate elections across AfricaBy WIRED InsiderBusinessThe Metro Bank hoax shows the immense power of fake news on WhatsAppBy Amit KatwalaBusinessMonday briefing: Elon Musk must face defamation trial over paedophile accusationBy WIRED InsiderScienceThe NHS has a plan for taking on anti-vaxxers: ignore themBy Nicole KobieCultureWe asked a bunch of ten year olds how they use technologyBy Victoria TurkBusinessThe Pinterest IPO is a win for going slow and not breaking thingsBy Katia MoskvitchBusinessTuesday briefing: YouTube's fake news detection tool flagged the Notre Dame fire with 9/11 factsBy WIRED InsiderBusinessFriday briefing: Australia passes law requiring social media to rapidly remove violent materialBy WIRED InsiderBusinessInside the final days of Google+By Louis StaplesBusinessTuesday briefing: MySpace has lost almost all pre-2016 user contentBy WIRED InsiderBusinessMonday briefing: Social media tried and failed to stop people spreading the Christchurch shooting videoBy WIRED InsiderBusinessThursday briefing: TikTok fined for failure to protect children's dataBy WIRED InsiderBusinessFive of the top far-right figures are British. We're world leaders in hateBy Will BedingfieldBusinessWhy Instagram's world record egg is the last of a dying breedBy Chris Stokel-WalkerBusinessTumblr's porn ban is another internet blackout for sex workersBy K.G. OrphanidesCultureHow Reddit's r/funny mods weed out meme-slinging Russian trollsBy Amelia TaitBusinessHere's proof that Russian-backed accounts pushed the Nike boycottBy Matt BurgessMore Stories
