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  1. Der Dialog für Cybersicherheit lädt ein:

    30. Juni 2026 / 17.00-18.30

    Digitale Gewalt gegen Frauen: Zwischen Statistik, Gesetzgebung und Prävention

    #Cybersicherheit #Sicherheit #DigitaleGewalt #TechAbuse #Frauen

    dialog-cybersicherheit.de/aktu

  2. Der Dialog für Cybersicherheit lädt ein:

    30. Juni 2026 / 17.00-18.30

    Digitale Gewalt gegen Frauen: Zwischen Statistik, Gesetzgebung und Prävention

    #Cybersicherheit #Sicherheit #DigitaleGewalt #TechAbuse #Frauen

    dialog-cybersicherheit.de/aktu

  3. Der Dialog für Cybersicherheit lädt ein:

    30. Juni 2026 / 17.00-18.30

    Digitale Gewalt gegen Frauen: Zwischen Statistik, Gesetzgebung und Prävention

    #Cybersicherheit #Sicherheit #DigitaleGewalt #TechAbuse #Frauen

    dialog-cybersicherheit.de/aktu

  4. Der Dialog für Cybersicherheit lädt ein:

    30. Juni 2026 / 17.00-18.30

    Digitale Gewalt gegen Frauen: Zwischen Statistik, Gesetzgebung und Prävention

    #Cybersicherheit #Sicherheit #DigitaleGewalt #TechAbuse #Frauen

    dialog-cybersicherheit.de/aktu

  5. Der Dialog für Cybersicherheit lädt ein:

    30. Juni 2026 / 17.00-18.30

    Digitale Gewalt gegen Frauen: Zwischen Statistik, Gesetzgebung und Prävention

    #Cybersicherheit #Sicherheit #DigitaleGewalt #TechAbuse #Frauen

    dialog-cybersicherheit.de/aktu

  6. 'Love without trust is the definition of an abusive relationship.'

    That resonat with me—and it might explain why I stopped using smartphones.

    I couldn’t pinpoint exactly why they made me feel uneasy, but I think I understand now. Years ago, I carried a work phone in a corporate environment where it had to be always on. The constant external pressure was exhausting. When I finally abandoned mobile phones altogether, I felt relieved. But comparing smartphones to abusive relationships crystallized something I’d been struggling to articulate: the erosion of autonomy, the constant surveillance, the feeling of being controlled.

    Phones are addictive, creepy, and surprisingly political. Thanks to @pluralistic, I came across a brilliant feminist analysis by @mariafarrell that connected surveillance capitalism to gendered power dynamics—showing how these systems target and manipulate users in ways similar to how patriarchy itself operates. It’s a reminder that feminism offers practical insight into broader societal problems, but it can be extremely illuminating when applied to technology—and one day, maybe even help us build tech we can actually trust.

    conversationalist.org/2019/09/ It’s worth reading.

    #TechAbuse #DigitalRights #FeministAnalysis #SurveillanceCapitalism #DigitalAutonomy #TechAndGend #FeministTech #DigitalWellbeing

  7. 'Love without trust is the definition of an abusive relationship.'

    That resonat with me—and it might explain why I stopped using smartphones.

    I couldn’t pinpoint exactly why they made me feel uneasy, but I think I understand now. Years ago, I carried a work phone in a corporate environment where it had to be always on. The constant external pressure was exhausting. When I finally abandoned mobile phones altogether, I felt relieved. But comparing smartphones to abusive relationships crystallized something I’d been struggling to articulate: the erosion of autonomy, the constant surveillance, the feeling of being controlled.

    Phones are addictive, creepy, and surprisingly political. Thanks to @pluralistic, I came across a brilliant feminist analysis by @mariafarrell that connected surveillance capitalism to gendered power dynamics—showing how these systems target and manipulate users in ways similar to how patriarchy itself operates. It’s a reminder that feminism offers practical insight into broader societal problems, but it can be extremely illuminating when applied to technology—and one day, maybe even help us build tech we can actually trust.

    conversationalist.org/2019/09/ It’s worth reading.

    #TechAbuse #DigitalRights #FeministAnalysis #SurveillanceCapitalism #DigitalAutonomy #TechAndGend #FeministTech #DigitalWellbeing

  8. 'Love without trust is the definition of an abusive relationship.'

    That resonat with me—and it might explain why I stopped using smartphones.

    I couldn’t pinpoint exactly why they made me feel uneasy, but I think I understand now. Years ago, I carried a work phone in a corporate environment where it had to be always on. The constant external pressure was exhausting. When I finally abandoned mobile phones altogether, I felt relieved. But comparing smartphones to abusive relationships crystallized something I’d been struggling to articulate: the erosion of autonomy, the constant surveillance, the feeling of being controlled.

    Phones are addictive, creepy, and surprisingly political. Thanks to @pluralistic, I came across a brilliant feminist analysis by @mariafarrell that connected surveillance capitalism to gendered power dynamics—showing how these systems target and manipulate users in ways similar to how patriarchy itself operates. It’s a reminder that feminism offers practical insight into broader societal problems, but it can be extremely illuminating when applied to technology—and one day, maybe even help us build tech we can actually trust.

    conversationalist.org/2019/09/ It’s worth reading.

    #TechAbuse #DigitalRights #FeministAnalysis #SurveillanceCapitalism #DigitalAutonomy #TechAndGend #FeministTech #DigitalWellbeing

  9. 'Love without trust is the definition of an abusive relationship.'

    That resonat with me—and it might explain why I stopped using smartphones.

    I couldn’t pinpoint exactly why they made me feel uneasy, but I think I understand now. Years ago, I carried a work phone in a corporate environment where it had to be always on. The constant external pressure was exhausting. When I finally abandoned mobile phones altogether, I felt relieved. But comparing smartphones to abusive relationships crystallized something I’d been struggling to articulate: the erosion of autonomy, the constant surveillance, the feeling of being controlled.

    Phones are addictive, creepy, and surprisingly political. Thanks to @pluralistic, I came across a brilliant feminist analysis by @mariafarrell that connected surveillance capitalism to gendered power dynamics—showing how these systems target and manipulate users in ways similar to how patriarchy itself operates. It’s a reminder that feminism offers practical insight into broader societal problems, but it can be extremely illuminating when applied to technology—and one day, maybe even help us build tech we can actually trust.

    conversationalist.org/2019/09/ It’s worth reading.

    #TechAbuse #DigitalRights #FeministAnalysis #SurveillanceCapitalism #DigitalAutonomy #TechAndGend #FeministTech #DigitalWellbeing

  10. 'Love without trust is the definition of an abusive relationship.'

    That resonat with me—and it might explain why I stopped using smartphones.

    I couldn’t pinpoint exactly why they made me feel uneasy, but I think I understand now. Years ago, I carried a work phone in a corporate environment where it had to be always on. The constant external pressure was exhausting. When I finally abandoned mobile phones altogether, I felt relieved. But comparing smartphones to abusive relationships crystallized something I’d been struggling to articulate: the erosion of autonomy, the constant surveillance, the feeling of being controlled.

    Phones are addictive, creepy, and surprisingly political. Thanks to @pluralistic, I came across a brilliant feminist analysis by @mariafarrell that connected surveillance capitalism to gendered power dynamics—showing how these systems target and manipulate users in ways similar to how patriarchy itself operates. It’s a reminder that feminism offers practical insight into broader societal problems, but it can be extremely illuminating when applied to technology—and one day, maybe even help us build tech we can actually trust.

    conversationalist.org/2019/09/ It’s worth reading.

    #TechAbuse #DigitalRights #FeministAnalysis #SurveillanceCapitalism #DigitalAutonomy #TechAndGend #FeministTech #DigitalWellbeing

  11. 97% of domestic violence programs report technology-enabled abuse. See how digital tools are being used as weapons. #TechAbuse

    lttr.ai/Aqwkv

  12. 97% of domestic violence programs report technology-enabled abuse. See how digital tools are being used as weapons. #TechAbuse

    lttr.ai/Aqwkv

  13. 97% of domestic violence programs report technology-enabled abuse. See how digital tools are being used as weapons. #TechAbuse

    lttr.ai/Aqwkv

  14. Emma Pickering of Refuge warns of a 62% surge in tech-facilitated abuse—from stalkerware and spy cams to deepfakes and wearable surveillance—and explains why policing and digital forensics must urgently catch up. forensicfocus.com/interviews/e #DigitalForensics #TechAbuse

  15. Emma Pickering of Refuge warns of a 62% surge in tech-facilitated abuse—from stalkerware and spy cams to deepfakes and wearable surveillance—and explains why policing and digital forensics must urgently catch up. forensicfocus.com/interviews/e #DigitalForensics #TechAbuse

  16. How a Flaw in Apple’s Family Sharing Can Be Weaponized in Custody Disputes

    The Hidden Risk Behind a Convenient Feature

    Apple’s Family Sharing system promises simplicity: one organizer manages purchases, subscriptions, and parental controls for the whole family. But that simplicity hides a troubling flaw — one that can be exploited when relationships turn toxic.

    Under the current design, only the designated organizer has full administrative control. The other parent — even if marked as a “guardian” — cannot remove children, delete the family group, or transfer them to a new one. That means when a marriage or partnership ends, the organizer keeps the power, even if they no longer have legal custody.

    💔 When Technology Enables Control

    Wired recently profiled Kate (a pseudonym), a mother who experienced this firsthand. When her marriage ended, her ex-husband, still listed as the organizer, refused to disband their family group. From there, he:

    Monitored the children’s locations Set strict screen time limits during Kate’s custody days Lifted those limits during his own

    Despite having a court order naming her the custodial parent, Apple told Kate it could not intervene. Only the organizer could release the accounts. The alternative — abandoning existing Apple IDs and starting over — would mean losing years of data, photos, and app purchases.

    ⚠️ A Design Flaw with Real-World Consequences

    What seems like a small technical limitation has major implications for survivors of domestic abuse and coercive control. Experts argue Apple must introduce:

    Dual-organizer roles, allowing both parents equal authority A verified custody transfer process, especially in family court cases Safety-mode protocols for survivors exiting shared digital systems

    Without such changes, Apple’s convenience feature risks becoming a digital weapon in abusive dynamics.

    💬 The Broader Lesson

    Technology isn’t neutral when power is uneven. Tools like Family Sharing, built for harmony, can unintentionally entrench control in the wrong hands. Until companies design for these realities, victims will continue to pay the price — not just emotionally, but digitally.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    Here is a link to the Source Article on 9To5Mac

    #Apple #CustodyRights #DigitalSafety #FamilySharing #News #Privacy #TechAbuse #Technology

  17. How a Flaw in Apple’s Family Sharing Can Be Weaponized in Custody Disputes

    The Hidden Risk Behind a Convenient Feature

    Apple’s Family Sharing system promises simplicity: one organizer manages purchases, subscriptions, and parental controls for the whole family. But that simplicity hides a troubling flaw — one that can be exploited when relationships turn toxic.

    Under the current design, only the designated organizer has full administrative control. The other parent — even if marked as a “guardian” — cannot remove children, delete the family group, or transfer them to a new one. That means when a marriage or partnership ends, the organizer keeps the power, even if they no longer have legal custody.

    💔 When Technology Enables Control

    Wired recently profiled Kate (a pseudonym), a mother who experienced this firsthand. When her marriage ended, her ex-husband, still listed as the organizer, refused to disband their family group. From there, he:

    Monitored the children’s locations Set strict screen time limits during Kate’s custody days Lifted those limits during his own

    Despite having a court order naming her the custodial parent, Apple told Kate it could not intervene. Only the organizer could release the accounts. The alternative — abandoning existing Apple IDs and starting over — would mean losing years of data, photos, and app purchases.

    ⚠️ A Design Flaw with Real-World Consequences

    What seems like a small technical limitation has major implications for survivors of domestic abuse and coercive control. Experts argue Apple must introduce:

    Dual-organizer roles, allowing both parents equal authority A verified custody transfer process, especially in family court cases Safety-mode protocols for survivors exiting shared digital systems

    Without such changes, Apple’s convenience feature risks becoming a digital weapon in abusive dynamics.

    💬 The Broader Lesson

    Technology isn’t neutral when power is uneven. Tools like Family Sharing, built for harmony, can unintentionally entrench control in the wrong hands. Until companies design for these realities, victims will continue to pay the price — not just emotionally, but digitally.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    Here is a link to the Source Article on 9To5Mac

    #Apple #CustodyRights #DigitalSafety #FamilySharing #News #Privacy #TechAbuse #Technology

  18. How a Flaw in Apple’s Family Sharing Can Be Weaponized in Custody Disputes

    The Hidden Risk Behind a Convenient Feature

    Apple’s Family Sharing system promises simplicity: one organizer manages purchases, subscriptions, and parental controls for the whole family. But that simplicity hides a troubling flaw — one that can be exploited when relationships turn toxic.

    Under the current design, only the designated organizer has full administrative control. The other parent — even if marked as a “guardian” — cannot remove children, delete the family group, or transfer them to a new one. That means when a marriage or partnership ends, the organizer keeps the power, even if they no longer have legal custody.

    💔 When Technology Enables Control

    Wired recently profiled Kate (a pseudonym), a mother who experienced this firsthand. When her marriage ended, her ex-husband, still listed as the organizer, refused to disband their family group. From there, he:

    Monitored the children’s locations Set strict screen time limits during Kate’s custody days Lifted those limits during his own

    Despite having a court order naming her the custodial parent, Apple told Kate it could not intervene. Only the organizer could release the accounts. The alternative — abandoning existing Apple IDs and starting over — would mean losing years of data, photos, and app purchases.

    ⚠️ A Design Flaw with Real-World Consequences

    What seems like a small technical limitation has major implications for survivors of domestic abuse and coercive control. Experts argue Apple must introduce:

    Dual-organizer roles, allowing both parents equal authority A verified custody transfer process, especially in family court cases Safety-mode protocols for survivors exiting shared digital systems

    Without such changes, Apple’s convenience feature risks becoming a digital weapon in abusive dynamics.

    💬 The Broader Lesson

    Technology isn’t neutral when power is uneven. Tools like Family Sharing, built for harmony, can unintentionally entrench control in the wrong hands. Until companies design for these realities, victims will continue to pay the price — not just emotionally, but digitally.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    Here is a link to the Source Article on 9To5Mac

    #Apple #CustodyRights #DigitalSafety #FamilySharing #News #Privacy #TechAbuse #Technology

  19. How a Flaw in Apple’s Family Sharing Can Be Weaponized in Custody Disputes

    The Hidden Risk Behind a Convenient Feature

    Apple’s Family Sharing system promises simplicity: one organizer manages purchases, subscriptions, and parental controls for the whole family. But that simplicity hides a troubling flaw — one that can be exploited when relationships turn toxic.

    Under the current design, only the designated organizer has full administrative control. The other parent — even if marked as a “guardian” — cannot remove children, delete the family group, or transfer them to a new one. That means when a marriage or partnership ends, the organizer keeps the power, even if they no longer have legal custody.

    💔 When Technology Enables Control

    Wired recently profiled Kate (a pseudonym), a mother who experienced this firsthand. When her marriage ended, her ex-husband, still listed as the organizer, refused to disband their family group. From there, he:

    Monitored the children’s locations Set strict screen time limits during Kate’s custody days Lifted those limits during his own

    Despite having a court order naming her the custodial parent, Apple told Kate it could not intervene. Only the organizer could release the accounts. The alternative — abandoning existing Apple IDs and starting over — would mean losing years of data, photos, and app purchases.

    ⚠️ A Design Flaw with Real-World Consequences

    What seems like a small technical limitation has major implications for survivors of domestic abuse and coercive control. Experts argue Apple must introduce:

    Dual-organizer roles, allowing both parents equal authority A verified custody transfer process, especially in family court cases Safety-mode protocols for survivors exiting shared digital systems

    Without such changes, Apple’s convenience feature risks becoming a digital weapon in abusive dynamics.

    💬 The Broader Lesson

    Technology isn’t neutral when power is uneven. Tools like Family Sharing, built for harmony, can unintentionally entrench control in the wrong hands. Until companies design for these realities, victims will continue to pay the price — not just emotionally, but digitally.

    Follow DoRaleigh.com for daily updates on government meetings, local festivals, and community happenings — your one-stop guide to everything Raleigh!

    Follow Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

    Here is a link to the Source Article on 9To5Mac

    #Apple #CustodyRights #DigitalSafety #FamilySharing #News #Privacy #TechAbuse #Technology

  20. 🚨 Our Tech Abuse Conference is coming up! 🚨

    📢 Call for Papers/Contributions and registration are now open.

    Join researchers, advocates, and technologists tackling tech-facilitated abuse and online safety.

    🔗 genderandtech.net/conference

    #TechAbuse #DigitalSafety #CFP #Conference

  21. 🚨 Our Tech Abuse Conference is coming up! 🚨

    📢 Call for Papers/Contributions and registration are now open.

    Join researchers, advocates, and technologists tackling tech-facilitated abuse and online safety.

    🔗 genderandtech.net/conference

    #TechAbuse #DigitalSafety #CFP #Conference

  22. 🚨 Our Tech Abuse Conference is coming up! 🚨

    📢 Call for Papers/Contributions and registration are now open.

    Join researchers, advocates, and technologists tackling tech-facilitated abuse and online safety.

    🔗 genderandtech.net/conference

    #TechAbuse #DigitalSafety #CFP #Conference

  23. 🚨 Our Tech Abuse Conference is coming up! 🚨

    📢 Call for Papers/Contributions and registration are now open.

    Join researchers, advocates, and technologists tackling tech-facilitated abuse and online safety.

    🔗 genderandtech.net/conference

    #TechAbuse #DigitalSafety #CFP #Conference

  24. 🚨 Our Tech Abuse Conference is coming up! 🚨

    📢 Call for Papers/Contributions and registration are now open.

    Join researchers, advocates, and technologists tackling tech-facilitated abuse and online safety.

    🔗 genderandtech.net/conference

    #TechAbuse #DigitalSafety #CFP #Conference

  25. Revise Legal Frameworks to Address Tech-Abuse and Stalking in Domestic Violence Cases
    "As victim of tech-abuse and post-separation stalking, I have lived the reality of our legislatively flawed legal system firsthand. Despite thorough reporting to the police, my perpetrator remains at large due to current legislation: a three-month repetition clause within reporting limitations."

    chng.it/HrPQGJGYTF

    #WomensRights #DomesticAbuse #StalkingAwareness #TechAbuse

  26. Revise Legal Frameworks to Address Tech-Abuse and Stalking in Domestic Violence Cases
    "As victim of tech-abuse and post-separation stalking, I have lived the reality of our legislatively flawed legal system firsthand. Despite thorough reporting to the police, my perpetrator remains at large due to current legislation: a three-month repetition clause within reporting limitations."

    chng.it/HrPQGJGYTF

    #WomensRights #DomesticAbuse #StalkingAwareness #TechAbuse

  27. Revise Legal Frameworks to Address Tech-Abuse and Stalking in Domestic Violence Cases
    "As victim of tech-abuse and post-separation stalking, I have lived the reality of our legislatively flawed legal system firsthand. Despite thorough reporting to the police, my perpetrator remains at large due to current legislation: a three-month repetition clause within reporting limitations."

    chng.it/HrPQGJGYTF

    #WomensRights #DomesticAbuse #StalkingAwareness #TechAbuse

  28. Revise Legal Frameworks to Address Tech-Abuse and Stalking in Domestic Violence Cases
    "As victim of tech-abuse and post-separation stalking, I have lived the reality of our legislatively flawed legal system firsthand. Despite thorough reporting to the police, my perpetrator remains at large due to current legislation: a three-month repetition clause within reporting limitations."

    chng.it/HrPQGJGYTF

    #WomensRights #DomesticAbuse #StalkingAwareness #TechAbuse

  29. Revise Legal Frameworks to Address Tech-Abuse and Stalking in Domestic Violence Cases
    "As victim of tech-abuse and post-separation stalking, I have lived the reality of our legislatively flawed legal system firsthand. Despite thorough reporting to the police, my perpetrator remains at large due to current legislation: a three-month repetition clause within reporting limitations."

    chng.it/HrPQGJGYTF

    #WomensRights #DomesticAbuse #StalkingAwareness #TechAbuse

  30. Is technology to blame? Join Refuge's panel session, targeting tech developers, legislators and criminal justice professionals, to explore where accountability lies. refugetechsafetysummit.vfairs. #techabuse

  31. Join Refuge's Tech Safety Summit and hear about the intersection of technology-facilitated abuse and economic abuse. refugetechsafetysummit.vfairs. #techabuse

  32. Join Refuge for a dedicated session exploring how AI is being misused against the most vulnerable. refugetechsafetysummit.vfairs. #techabuse

  33. Join Refuge on the 25th of September for their dedicated session exploring the impact of technology-facilitated abuse within marginalised communities, including the misuse of deepfake technology and implications for survivors. refugetechsafetysummit.vfairs. #techabuse

  34. 🚨Attention🚨

    📨The new #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) #Newsletter (#76, June) has hit your inboxes 📬

    ➡️Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV/#OVAWG/ updates here: mailchi.mp/584e27951c01/giot-n

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  35. 🚨Attention🚨

    📨The new #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) #Newsletter (#76, June) has hit your inboxes 📬

    ➡️Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV/#OVAWG/ updates here: mailchi.mp/584e27951c01/giot-n

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  36. 🚨Attention🚨

    📨The new #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) #Newsletter (#76, June) has hit your inboxes 📬

    ➡️Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV/#OVAWG/ updates here: mailchi.mp/584e27951c01/giot-n

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  37. 🚨Attention🚨

    📨The new #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) #Newsletter (#76, June) has hit your inboxes 📬

    ➡️Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV/#OVAWG/ updates here: mailchi.mp/584e27951c01/giot-n

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  38. 🚨Attention🚨

    📨The new #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) #Newsletter (#76, June) has hit your inboxes 📬

    ➡️Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV/#OVAWG/ updates here: mailchi.mp/584e27951c01/giot-n

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  39. Issue 75 [❗] of our 📰#GIoT #Newsletter📰 is out now: Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV news, learn about #policy developments, #tech #industry updates and cutting-edge #research articles.

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  40. Issue 75 [❗] of our 📰#GIoT #Newsletter📰 is out now: Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV news, learn about #policy developments, #tech #industry updates and cutting-edge #research articles.

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  41. Issue 75 [❗] of our 📰#GIoT #Newsletter📰 is out now: Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV news, learn about #policy developments, #tech #industry updates and cutting-edge #research articles.

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  42. Issue 75 [❗] of our 📰#GIoT #Newsletter📰 is out now: Read the latest #techabuse/#TFGBV news, learn about #policy developments, #tech #industry updates and cutting-edge #research articles.

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  43. 🚨The #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) Newsletter📰 is OUT!

    📨 As you can see from its length, it took some time to set up 😵‍💫. We hope you enjoy reading it🙌!

    ➡️ February issue: mailchi.mp/f3d8e769f4ca/giot-n

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    #TechAbuse #OVAWG #TFGBV #TFDA

  44. 🚨The #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) Newsletter📰 is OUT!

    📨 As you can see from its length, it took some time to set up 😵‍💫. We hope you enjoy reading it🙌!

    ➡️ February issue: mailchi.mp/f3d8e769f4ca/giot-n

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    #TechAbuse #OVAWG #TFGBV #TFDA

  45. 🚨The #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) Newsletter📰 is OUT!

    📨 As you can see from its length, it took some time to set up 😵‍💫. We hope you enjoy reading it🙌!

    ➡️ February issue: mailchi.mp/f3d8e769f4ca/giot-n

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    #TechAbuse #OVAWG #TFGBV #TFDA

  46. 🚨The #Gender & #Tech (#GIoT) Newsletter📰 is OUT!

    📨 As you can see from its length, it took some time to set up 😵‍💫. We hope you enjoy reading it🙌!

    ➡️ February issue: mailchi.mp/f3d8e769f4ca/giot-n

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    #TechAbuse #OVAWG #TFGBV #TFDA