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Klarna is a Swedish company focused on financial technology (also called fintech in jargon) that provides technology solutions for e-commerce. It is known for its payment services, especially one called “buy now, pay later”, with which customers can

It has been a decade since Amazon launched Alexa, its famous virtual assistant. Although the initial hype has long since died down, there are still many people who use it and who have found great use for this little device.

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Pavel Durov, also nicknamed the Russian Mark Zuckerberg, was arrested on 24 August in France on the orders of Emmanuel Macron, the President of the French Republic. This decision has caused international controversy because of its apparent arbitrariness. At

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The cypherpunk movement, a term combining «cipher» and «cyberpunk», emerged in the early 1990s as a visionary response to concerns about privacy and individual freedom in the emerging digital age. Founded by a group of cryptographers, programmers