Concerns over DNS Blocking (medium.com)
“Concerns over DNS Blocking” by Vinton Cerf
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“Concerns over DNS Blocking” by Vinton Cerf
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cross-posted from !android...
TL;DR: WhatsApp for iPad is finally coming as a separate app, allowing users to link it to their main account independently, syncing messages with their primary phone.
cross-posted from !microsoft
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