The top ten must-reads I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s most fun/important/scary/fascinating stories about technology. 1 A second wave is sweeping across Europe But it’s yet to translate into much higher hospital admissions. ( NYT $) + A fifth vaccine candidate has entered the final stages of testing. ( NYT $) + The pandemic is worse than official figures show. ( The Economist $) + Trump is tussling with the FDA over whether the covid-19 vaccine review process. ( Ars Technica) + How to avoid a vaccination communication crisis. ( The Verge) 2 Facebook groups could make US election chaos a whole lot worse We all saw what happened in Kenosha. ( Mother Jones) + Facebook is letting political advertisers tell lies, contrary to its own policies. ( CNN) + A former Facebook manager said the company “took a page from Big Tobacco’s playbook.” ( Ars Technica) + A group of Facebook critics are tired of waiting for its official oversight board to launch, so they’re starting their own. ( NBC) + Another election security worry…hackers crippling county offices’ email systems. ( ProPublica) 3 Can the reality of quantum computers match the hype? If they don’t, it won’t be for a lack of cash being ploughed into the technology. ( The Economist $) 4 Why our brains have such an elastic sense of time 🧠🕰 It might be more accurate to say “time flies when you’re having more fun than you expected.” ( Quanta) 5 The US must either defend or delay the TikTok ban today, a federal judge ruled Just when you think the whole situation can’t get messier. ( WSJ $) 6 China’s digital currency is increasingly taking shape The country’s online payments systems are widely seen as the most advanced in the world. ( BBC) 7 Amazon is monitoring employee emails for signs of activism It recently seems to be ramping up its legally questionable attempts to disrupt labor organizing. ( Recode) + Alexa’s starting to talk back. ( Wired $) + Ring’s latest product is a drone that flies around your home. ( The Verge) 8 QAnon is trying to convert people by mail A recipient said getting one of these flyers in her letterbox was “really, really scary.” ( The Intercept) 9 A $1 hearing aid could restore the ability to hear to millions 🦻 A team of bioengineers created it from inexpensive, easy-to-find parts. ( Science) 10 What the new tech elite can learn from the old A sense of public duty and a modicum of humility could be a good place to start. ( WSJ $) | 
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