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       Musk removed suspensions
   DIR By: Aklima Khatun
       Date: August 30, 2023, 4:40 am
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       West had yet to post any new tweets. Currently his most recent
       post on the social network is from December 1, 2022. RECOMMENDED
       BY OUR EDITORS Twitter and Amazon Are Fueling the Rise of
       Anti-Semitism Under Elon Musk, Twitter's Political Divide
       Deepens Markedly Anti-Semitic Tweets See 'Major and Sustained
       Spike' Since Musk Takeover While West was suspended by Musk,
       shortly after gaining control of Twitter,  for a number of
       accounts that had been suspended prior to his purchase of the
       company. Most notably, Musk unsuspended the account of former
       President.
       Donald Trump, who has also not tweeted since his reinstatement.
       West’s reinstatement comes at an interesting time for the
       company. This week, Twitter rebranded to , and erected USA
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       a new sign on top of its San
       Francisco headquarters, which has not been well-received by the
       city or the company’s neighbors. Apple Confirms Some Screen Time
       Limits for Kids Aren't Working A bug in Apple's Family Sharing
       means some parental settings are not saving correctly.
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       Emily Price By Emily Price July 30, 2023 Three young boys using
       smartphones.Credit: Shutter stockwin Design If you’ve been
       thinking your kids seem to be getting a lot more screen time
       than you’ve allotted them, you might not be wrong. Apple
       confirmed to The Wall Street Journal this week that a bug has
       been preventing some Screen Time limits set from the Family
       Sharing system from saving correctly. The issue specifically
       deals with the Downtime setting. Downtime allows parents to
       block access to a child’s device entirely. For the past several
       months, however, that setting has had a bug that might have
       prevented.
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