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TechCrunch Newsletter [TechCrunch logo]( [The Daily Crunch logo]( By [Christine Hall]( Tuesday, June 27, 2023 Welcome to your Daily Crunch for Tuesday. I waded through over 60 stories to bring you the best of the best, so please enjoy. Today was a big day for WhatsApp Business. [It crossed 200 million monthly active users](. Do you think it was the [television commercial]( with the carrier pigeon that made the difference? Or perhaps it’s the features — WhatsApp also introduced a personalized messages feature. Sometimes it’s the one who spies that gets spied on. That’s what happened to LetMeSpy, a phone tracking app known for parental controls and employee monitoring, which now [says it was hacked](. Speaking of parental controls, [Meta is rolling out new parental control tools]( for Instagram and Messenger that will preemptively block unwanted DMs and tell teens when it’s time to put down the phone. Now meet Dust. It’s not a startup helping you to clean better; it [uses large language models on internal data]( to improve team productivity. We promised you more on what’s going on with Indian edtech giant Byju’s, and today it was reported that one of the company’s largest shareholders [decided to slash Byju’s valuation](. [ image] Image Credits: SOPA Images / Contributor More top stories [Reduce, reuse, recycle](: DePoly attracts $13.8 million in new funding to keep hard-to-recycle plastic from ending up in landfills. [Threat initiated](: We reported earlier this month that [Lordstown Motors was threatening to sue Foxconn](. Now get the scoop on the actual lawsuit. Lordstown also filed for bankruptcy. [How to handle data](: Data security startup Cyera lands a $100 million investment to help enterprises manage all of that proprietary data. [Shopper’s delight](: E-commerce enablement company Cart.com’s valuation was boosted into unicorn territory after raising $60 million. [No “honey do” list for you](: Khosla Ventures just doubled down on its investment into Honey Homes, a company that provides handyman-on-demand services for homeowners. [Red light, green light](: NoTraffic raises $50 million to tackle congestion and enhance road safety. We’re hoping traffic lights change for the better with this one. [Double the funding, double the fun](: After raising capital 16 months ago, Redpanda is back with an even bigger round of funding as its streaming service experiences significant growth. Let’s stream: [Roku and CBS Sports]( became besties and announced their first live sports deal. Meanwhile, you can now get[Paramount+ with Showtime](. [Cover girl](: Kenyan fashion marketplace Shop Zetu grabs a round of pre-seed funding to add beauty and home decor items to its shopping list along with growth beyond Kenya. [Now you’re speaking my language](: Loora raises $9.25 million to continue developing a generative AI app that uses an audio interface to help users learn English. Add these to your reading list: [Dexory nabs $19M to bring visibility to warehouses through analytics and autonomous robots]( [Snowflake-Nvidia partnership could make it easier to build generative AI applications]( [Twitter now allows subscribers to post 25,000-character-long tweets]( [CalypsoAI raises $23M to add guardrails to generative AI models]( [Supply chain startup Baskit supports Indonesia’s middlemen]( [More top stories image] Image Credits: Juj Winn / Getty Images [See How Neon One increased revenue 500% with Payrix Pro]( Sponsored by [Payrix]( [Watch this on-demand webinar where Veronica Iles, Senior Consultant at Forrester interviews Nolan Martin, VP Product Management at Neon One as he highlights his experience with Payrix. 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