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The U.S. House of Representatives issued a report yesterday proclaiming that Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook have abused their market power and called for government intervention.

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The platforms began the process in August, but only for accounts mentioning potential violence.

It is triggered when someone follows a new account.

New features and updates are rolling out to mark the anniversary.

The digital conference, founded by Colorintech and Informa Tech, is set for Oct. 13 through 15.

The pact covers the rescheduled 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo, 2022 Winter Games in Beijing.

The platform added several docuseries to its Snap Originals slate.

Its founders also kept innovating with future tech projects.