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Do you say ‘Thanks!’ or ‘Thanks.’? Google will tailor suggested email replies to your preferences.; FCC security guards manhandle reporter, eject him from meeting for asking questions; Facebook will pay $122 million in fines to the E.U.; In China, your face can really open doors now; Google’s focus on AI means it will get even deeper into our lives; The Republican push to repeal net neutrality will get underway this week;
 
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What the world’s most avid pizza box collector thinks of Apple’s patented pizza box
One of the world’s most avid collectors would love to get his hands on an exclusive Apple product that the company isn’t selling.
By Herman Wong  •  Read more »
Do you say ‘Thanks!’ or ‘Thanks.’? Google will tailor suggested email replies to your preferences.
Gmail users can use the Smart Reply feature on smartphones from this week.
By Hayley Tsukayama  •  Read more »
 
FCC security guards manhandle reporter, eject him from meeting for asking questions
John M. Donnelly of CQ Roll Call said FCC guards pinned him against a wall to prevent him from approaching a commissioner.
By Derek Hawkins  •  Read more »
 
Facebook will pay $122 million in fines to the E.U.
European regulators said Facebook was not honest about its ability to integrate with WhatsApp.
By Hayley Tsukayama  •  Read more »
 
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In China, your face can really open doors now
No “saving face” puns, please.
By Herman Wong  •  Read more »
 
Google’s focus on AI means it will get even deeper into our lives
Google’s going to weave AI into every part of the company.
By Hayley Tsukayama  •  Read more »
 
The Republican push to repeal net neutrality will get underway this week
The FCC is expected to vote on Thursday.
By Brian Fung  •  Read more »
 
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