Tech giants meet with US intelligence on 2020 election security

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Tech giants meet with US intelligence on 2020 election security
US technology companies including Facebook, Alphabet's Google, Microsoft and Twitter met with US intelligence agencies on Wednesday to discuss security strategies ahead of the November 2020 election. The companies' security teams met representatives from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the ...

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