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The social network said analyses of its machine learning system found no racial or gender bias.

The extra time is seen as a positive, but not a game-changer.

The CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter called to testify on 'liability shield'.

The program kicked off in late June with a goal of 25 million by year-end.

They were also mining Instagram, Amazon, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube.

Users can choose from left-and-right, react, top-and-bottom or three-screen.

It was the highest-grossing and most-downloaded non-game app.