"Demonically" possessed devices print out antiwork propaganda, advice on how to secure your store, and is Twitter's new photo privacy policy practical?

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Links:

CEO of US mortgage company fires 900 employees on a Zoom call — YouTube.
Better.com Zoom firing: Employees share what it was like — CNN.
Antiwork subreddit — Reddit.
Hackers Are Spamming Businesses’ Receipt Printers With ‘Antiwork’ Manifestos — Motherboard Vice.
Hackers are spamming printers with 'antiwork' slogans — Metro.
How To Get Back At Your Annoyingly Loud Neighbors — Dumpaday.
Attention Shoppers: Internet Is Open — The New York Times.
A Brief History of E-commerce — Michael Tefula.
NetMarket.
Global retail e-commerce market size 2014-2023 — Statista.
Ecommerce Fraud Prevention: How To Protect Your Online Store — Big Commerce.
How to Secure Your E-Commerce Website: 6 Basic Steps — PC Magazine.
How to Secure Your eCommerce Website: 7 Tips — MailMunch.
Twitter Will Take Down Pictures of People Posted Without Their Permission — The New York Times.
Far-right activists using Twitter new rule against anti-extremist researchers — The Washington Post.
Far-right target critics with Twitter's new media policy — BBC News.
The Guardian Crosswords.
‎Guardian Puzzles & Crosswords for iOS — iOS App Store.
Guardian Puzzles & Crosswords for Android — Google Play store.
Now that's what I call a Hacker — Jitbit.
Taskmaster — YouTube.
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Revolting receipts, a Twitter fandango, and shopkeeper cyber tips