The WAN Show - Twitter Will Ban TRUMP - December 2, 2016

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00:07:12 - Twitter says they will ban Trump if he breaks hate-speech rules
00:20:20 - Canada wants software backdoors, mandatory decryption capability and records storage
00:24:49 - Reddit CEO actively altered/censored user comments
00:30:15 - Netflix 4K streaming requires Kaby Lake, Windows 10, Edge
00:35:00 - Sponsor: Vertagear
00:37:30 - Sponsor: Squarespace
00:40:33 - Sponsor: Freshbooks
00:42:31 - Netflix offline downloads now available
00:44:46 - FitBit is reportedly close to buying Pebble
00:50:22 - UK ASA concludes No Man's Sky ads 'were not misleading'
00:51:40 - Amazon introduces Snowmobile (fast way to move 100PB into the cloud)
00:54:40 - It'll soon be illegal for businesses to punish customers for negative reviews
00:55:40 - Uber now tracks passengers locations even after they're dropped off
00:59:20 - Casey Neistat and his Beme app just got acquired by CNN for (reported) $25 million

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