This Week in Google 670

• Tech companies already changing HR policies in response to landmark Roe v. Wade decision
• Online Privacy Becomes Critical If Roe v. Wade Is Overturned
• Here’s Google’s letter saying employees can relocate to states with abortion rights
• Facebook says ‘incorrect enforcement’ removed posts on abortion pill access
• Taco Bell's Latest Tostada Features a Giant Cheez-It
• ADT Is Betting Google Can Drag It Into the Future
• Instagram is testing an AI tool that verifies your age by scanning your face
• Snapchat adds paid subscription with more features for power users
• Google Proposes To Keep Campaign Messages Out of Spam
• Reminiscing about Google Q
• Meta, TikTok Could Face Civil Liability for Addicting Children in California
• Ofcom numbersGoogle is encouraging all companies to introduce anonymous code review to remove bias in reviews
• Google helps Workspace customers measure carbon footprint of use
• Google is paying the Wikimedia Foundation for better access to information
• Google’s new Chromebook features make it easier to connect to Android phones
• Google Hangouts is shutting down in November
• Gmail gets Material You web redesign and ‘Gmail-only’ view without Chat, Meet
• Chrome for iOS is getting better protections against malicious sites
• Nest Hub Max gets Fuchsia update in Preview Program
• Fingerbot
• Atari 50 Year Anniversary
• Compound Pejoratives on Reddit
• The Rise of the 0.5 Selfie
• The Burger That Instagram Built
• Maker of Bored Ape NFTs sues artist for profiting off ‘copycat’ images
• The Accidental Media Critics of YouTube
• Aero Quartet Video Recovery Service
• Nikon Announces Budget-friendly Mirroless Z-30
• June Egg Pan
• Meta and Google’s hold on digital advertising loosens as TikTok and others gain share

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• Tech companies already changing HR policies in response to landmark Roe v. Wade decision
• Online Privacy Becomes Critical If Roe v. Wade Is Overturned
• Here’s Google’s letter saying employees can relocate to states with abortion rights
• Update: Facebook says ‘incorrect enforcement’ removed posts on abortion pill access
• Taco Bell's Latest Tostada Features a Giant Cheez-It
• ADT Is Betting Google Can Drag It Into the Future
• Instagram is testing an AI tool that verifies your age by scanning your face
• Snapchat adds paid subscription with more features for power users
• Google moves to keep campaign messages out of spam
• Reminiscing about Google Q
• Amazon must face porn site on FireTV trademark
• Elon stops tweeting
• Tesla reportedly doesn’t have enough desks after Musk threatens to fire remote employees
• Amazon’s Alexa could turn dead loved ones’ voices into digital assistant
• Meta, TikTok Could Face Civil Liability for Addicting Children in California
• Ofcom numbers
• Google is encouraging all companies to introduce anonymous code review to remove bias in reviews
• Google helps Workspace customers measure carbon footprint of use
• Chromebooks get these 7 new Chrome OS 103 features
• Google’s new Chromebook features make it easier to connect to Android phones
• Google Hangouts is shutting down in November
• Gmail gets Material You web redesign and ‘Gmail-only’ view without Chat, Meet
• Chrome for iOS is getting better protections against malicious sites
• Nest Hub Max gets Fuchsia update in Preview Program
• Fingerbot
• Atari 50 Year Anniversary
• A story to make Jammerb's head explode
• The Rise of the 0.5 Selfie
• The Burger That Instagram Built
• Maker of Bored Ape NFTs sues artist for profiting off ‘copycat’ images
• The Accidental Media Critics of YouTube
• Aero Quartet Video Recovery Service
• Nikon Announces Budget-friendly Mirroless Z-30
• June Egg Pan
• Meta and Google’s hold on digital advertising loosens as TikTok and others gain share