The Brutalist Report

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• Leaked Amazon memo says the company may run out of available labor by 2024 [1192d]
• Balenciaga looks even worse on Mark Zuckerberg's avatar [1192d]
• TikTok says it's storing US data domestically amid renewed security concerns [1193d]
• FBI warns crypto fraud on LinkedIn is a 'significant threat' [1193d]
• The original 'Pokémon Snap' comes to Switch Online on June 24th [1193d]
• AT&T and Verizon give FAA another year to remedy C-band 5G interference issues [1193d]
• The Engadget guide to the best midrange smartphones [1193d]
• Bill Nye's return to TV debuts August 25th on Peacock [1193d]
• Epic Games Store will randomly ask users to rate games to prevent review bombing [1193d]
• The Apple TV 4K drops to $130, plus the rest of the week's best tech deals [1193d]
• Senators call for a common charger standard in the US [1193d]
• Cult hit RPG 'Dragon's Dogma' is finally getting a sequel [1193d]
• Engadget Podcast: Google's AI isn't sentient but we must examine the ethics [1193d]
• WhatsApp adds new privacy controls for profile photos and ‘Last Seen’ status [1193d]
• Roku will put Walmart shopping ads on its streaming devices [1193d]
• The Morning After: Half of Japan's businesses are still using Internet Explorer [1193d]
• UK government approves Julian Assange's extradition to the US [1193d]
• Final Fantasy VII Remake’s second chapter is called 'Rebirth' [1193d]
• Anker's Eufy robovacs are up to 48 percent off at Amazon [1193d]
• Lyft will pay $25 million to settle claims it hid safety issues before its IPO [1193d]
• SpaceX reportedly fired employees behind letter criticizing Elon Musk [1193d]
• Snapchat starts testing a paid subscription tier [1193d]