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- The blackout Palestinians are facing on social media (restofworld.org)
- Israel’s lucrative and secretive cybersurveillance industry (restofworld.org)
- Don't Pick Up: Missed calls in India (restofworld.org)
- Zoho is attracting the attention of African startup founders (restofworld.org)
- Man fined for sharing a Facebook link ruled as defamation in Singapore (restofworld.org)
- Indonesia's e-bike shops are building their own batteries (restofworld.org)
- U.S. companies are hiring Latin America’s tech talent (restofworld.org)
- TrueCaller built a billion-dollar caller ID data empire in India (restofworld.org)
- Instagram has largely replaced TikTok in India (restofworld.org)
- China wants to build an open source ecosystem to rival GitHub (restofworld.org)
- I am Palestinian. Here’s how Israel silences us on social media (restofworld.org)
- AI Reduces the World to Stereotypes (restofworld.org)
- The road to electric is filled with tiny cars (restofworld.org)
- India’s electric rickshaws (restofworld.org)
- Singapore doubles down on lab-grown meat as Silicon Valley backs off (restofworld.org)
- Jike: The obscure social media app beloved by China's tech scene (restofworld.org)
- A small community of unofficial Apple technicians in Cuba (restofworld.org)
- Showmax has displaced Netflix in Africa (restofworld.org)
- Singapore’s tech-utopia and surveillance state (restofworld.org)
- Lebanon’s underground cryptocurrency market (restofworld.org)
- Most Salvadorans have already ditched their national Bitcoin wallets (restofworld.org)
- How different languages laugh online (restofworld.org)
- Trapped in lockdown, Shanghai residents turn to WeChat groups for food (restofworld.org)
- The off-screen workers who keep the adult webcam industry running (restofworld.org)
- Shein beat Amazon and reinvented fast fashion (restofworld.org)
- Mexico’s subway drivers depend on WhatsApp to keep the trains running (restofworld.org)
- Lenders are turning to coercive loan apps that shut down smartphones (restofworld.org)
- Legal documents from the Philippines government have been exposed online (restofworld.org)
- Come downstairs or we’ll eat your order, delivery workers tell customers (restofworld.org)
- Facebook is bad at moderating in English. In Arabic, it’s a disaster (restofworld.org)
- Koo, India’s free-speech Twitter alternative (restofworld.org)
- The global streaming boom is creating a translator shortage (2021) (restofworld.org)
- What brought down Airlift, Pakistan's first would-be unicorn (restofworld.org)
- Football shirts chart the rise and fall of tech giants (restofworld.org)
- Using AI to decipher languages that remain a mystery to us (restofworld.org)
- Nigerian engineering students’ favorite teachers are Indian YouTubers (restofworld.org)
- Why African startups don't always need to expand across the continent (restofworld.org)
- The mysterious user editing a global open-source map in China’s favor (restofworld.org)
- No ID, no vaccines for Indonesia’s invisible people (restofworld.org)
- The downfall of Malaysia’s biggest sugar daddy platform (restofworld.org)
- Why forex trading is exploding across Africa (restofworld.org)
- 60 Days to Find a Job or Leave the Country (restofworld.org)
- India’s sex workers turn to WhatsApp, Instagram to find clients safely (restofworld.org)
- The Chinese content farms behind Factory TikTok (restofworld.org)
- When digital nomads come to town (restofworld.org)
- An industry based on missed calls helped bring India online (restofworld.org)
- A baby-faced CEO turned a Farmville clone into a Ponzi scheme (restofworld.org)