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Get a Alienware Aurora R16 GeForce RTX 5080 Gaming PC For Just $2,375 (Updated With New Price Drop)

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The Fantastic Four: First Steps Final Trailer Reveals How Galactus Devours Earth

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This Iconic LEGO Pixar Set Is Surprisingly Cheap Ahead of Prime Day 2025

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A LEGO The X-Files Set Is Officially in the Works Thanks to a 90s Contest

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The Hobbit Deluxe Illustrated Edition Drops to the Lowest Price of the Year

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The Best Audible Deal Is Back: Get 3 Months of Audible Premium Plus for $0.99 Per Month

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Best Buy Drops $200 Off the Bambu P1S 3D Printer During Bambu Lab’s 3rd Anniversary Sale

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Switch 2 Accessory Maker Dbrand Admits ‘Spectacularly Terrible Response’ to Enraged Nintendo Fans With Killswitch Case Complaints, After Initially Suggesting They Were Just ‘Holding It Wrong’

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Best Meta Quest Deals and Bundles Today (June 2025)

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Crisol: Theater of the Idols is a horror first-person shooter influenced by Spanish folklore

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You can pre-order Sabrina Carpenter’s new album today (yes, that Fortnite girl)

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Aaron Sorkin is making a second ‘Social Network’ movie

We’re getting yet another Hollywood sequel. Deadline reports that Aaron Sorkin will be directing The Social Network II, a follow-up to the film that chronicled the development of Facebook and the ensuing lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg. The next movie will take its inspiration from a 2021 investigation by The Wall Street Journal into the harms caused by Facebook and the company’s failure to address those problems.

Sorkin has a long career as a writer, including the screenplay for The Social Network, but only three credits as a director on his resume. There’s no production date for the movie at this time, and it’s unknown whether actors from the original will return to their roles, most notably Jesse Eisenberg as Zuck.

Facebook certainly provides no shortage of potential inspiration for a biopic. Just in the past six months, the platform dug a deeper hole for itself when it tried to quash a tell-all memoir with some pretty wild behind-the-scenes stories from a former employee. Facebook also eliminated its third-party fact checkers and gutted its own hate speech policy, which was unsurprisingly followed by an increase in violent content and harassment. But given all the negative hits for Facebook’s reputation, viewers may not be too excited about spending two hours or more stewing in all the crappy stuff the network has done.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/tv-movies/aaron-sorkin-is-making-a-second-social-network-movie-221555267.html?src=rss

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US senators reintroduce bill to open Apple and Google’s app stores

Senators Marsha Blacburn (R-Tenn.), Mike Blumenthal (D-Conn.), Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Mike Lee (R-Utah) have reintroduced a bill that would force app store owners like Apple and Google to allow third-party payment systems and sideloading apps, among a collection of other developer-friendly changes. The bill, called the Open App Markets App, was originally introduced in 2021, but it never came up for a vote after passing through the Senate Judiciary Committee in 2022.

The Open App Markets Act applies its changes to app stores with 50,000 monthly users or more, most obviously applicable to the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store. Like the original bill, the reintroduced Open App Markets Act wants covered companies to allow things like sideloading, third-party app stores and alternative payments systems, while protecting developers ability to “tell consumers about lower prices and offer competitive pricing.” It would also prevent app store operators from privileging their own apps and services in app store search results. 

While the aims of the new bill are largely the same as the original one, the legal environment is meaningfully different. Apple has been forced to allow third-party app stores and alternative payment systems in the European Union following the introduction of the Digital Markets Act in 2022. Thanks to its failure to make good on the small concession Epic won via its lawsuit, Apple has also been forced to allow developers to direct customers to pay for things outside of the App Store and its in-app payments system. The Open App Markets Act would make these kinds of changes the law in the US.

It seems possible the bill could pass, too. Regulatory pressure on tech companies has only increased since 2021. For example, Utah recently passed an age-verification law that would require app stores to only allow users 18 and up to make an account.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/us-senators-reintroduce-bill-to-open-apple-and-googles-app-stores-215037373.html?src=rss

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