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Lawsuits. Legal trouble. Jack Dorsey's beard. This is the Mozilla News Beat. Welcome to the Mozilla

Lawsuits. Legal trouble. Jack Dorsey's beard. This is the Mozilla News Beat. [Mozilla]( [Mozilla News Beat]( Welcome to the Mozilla News Beat, a glance at the best and worst internet news of the week. We hope you enjoy it! [monkey-face] I love you, Mama. Monkeys are cute, but we'd argue this pair of primates are the cutest we've ever seen. Watch as he lays a big fat hug and kiss on his mom. | via [Reddit]( [bath] Cat Bath. Most cats freak out when you bring them near water — not this one apparently. Watch as this kitten peacefully lounges in its first ever bath since being rescued. | via [Reddit]( [droplet] Water On The Moon. NASA has discovered the existence of water on the moon. It's not exactly the size of a lake or even a puddle, but the presence of water molecules on the moon's sunlit-side have left scientists with questions like how water arrived in the first place and what's trapping it there. | via [NPR]( [lock] Password 123. A Dutch researcher allegedly hacked Donald Trump's Twitter account, by simply guessing the U.S. president's login credentials. The password? "maga2020!". Twitter denied reports of the hack though the hacker claimed to have access to Trump's profile and even his direct messages. | via [The Guardian]( [bearded-person] Tech Vs Government. Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai and Jack Dorsey testified (via video) in front of the U.S. Senate, saying that Facebook, Google and Twitter, respectively, don't limit free speech. The panel served as a reminder that big tech, like Jack Dorsey's beard, requires better regulation. | via [Vox]( [direct-hit] Track 'Suit. Next year, Apple's iOS 14 will prompt users with a new privacy setting, asking if they'd like to be tracked by apps all across the internet or not. Now, the prompt has led to a lawsuit in France. Advertisers say this is anti-competitive and would hinder their ability to target ads. | via [MacRumors]( [auto] Uber Troubles. A new lawsuit casts doubt on Uber's policies in relation to race. The suit, filed by a former driver, claims Uber violates the Civil Rights Act when it fires drivers based on low ratings. According to the ex-Uber contractor, non-white drivers experience disparate levels of low ratings. | via [Vice]( [zipper-mouth] #EndSARS Facebook Flub. Citizens in Nigeria protesting police brutality led to the end of the country's Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), but not without heavy-handed content moderation from Facebook. The site's algorithms labeled factual posts as fake, mistaking the task force for the respiratory syndrome with the same name. Context matters. | via [Slate]( [stop-watch] Election Woes. Election Day in the U.S. is November 3 but we're already seeing ransomware attacks on polling places. Georgia's Hall County saw a database it uses to verify signatures taken down. The county can manually check signatures, but this method is more time-consuming. | via [The Gainesville Times]( [medical-symbol] Health Scare. As the global pandemic rages on, federal law enforcement warns health care workers of ransomware attacks that they deem "imminent." Experts expect attacks that prevent access to medical data, leading to transferring patients to other healthcare providers and longer wait times for care. | via [NBC News]( [Share Mozilla News Beat on Facebook]( [Share Mozilla News Beat on Twitter]( You can also follow Mozilla News Beat on the [Mozilla blog]( or on [Instagram](. Want more? See stories that just missed making the News Beat on our [Pocket](. If you would prefer not to receive Mozilla News Beat by email in the future, [please click here]( to be excluded from future sends. Connect with us [YouTube]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( Thanks for reading! You're receiving this email because we think you’re neat, AND you subscribed to hear from us. If our emails aren’t sparking joy, we’ll understand if you [unsubscribe.]( You can also [update your email preferences]( at any time. [Mozilla]( [Donate to Mozilla]( | [Download Firefox]( 331 E. Evelyn Avenue Mountain View CA 94041 [Legal]( • [Privacy](

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