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Developer and researcher Jane Manchun Wong found the unreleased verification system buried in a recent build of the app. She says the new system will ask users to verify their identities by taking a video selfie while looking in different directions. 

The trick is to handle it well, so that your interviewer is able to look past it. Here are four common examples of interview flubs and how to deal with them. 

American Dharma is less adversarial, and far more illuminating, than other interviews with Steve Bannon. Academy Award-winning director Errol Morris discusses his approach.

Most weather models lack the specificity that cities need to determine when and where to lay down salt and sand and how best to deploy their snowplows. Boston-based Clima­Cell is changing that with a micro-weather-forecasting product called HyperCast, which predicts things like temperature, precipitation, humidity, visibility, and lightning strikes for locations as precise as a neighborhood, airport, city block, or construction site.

Step up your word processing game with these productivity-boosting Docs enhancements. They’ll help with things like synonyms, highlighting, and creating custom scannable codes.

After taking down statues of Confederate president Jefferson Davis and KKK leader Nathan Bedford Forrest, the city redesigned the parks into spaces where people could create a stronger community.

Our brains are constantly solving problems and churning through possibilities. But eventually, it’s time to stop thinking and take real action. Whether you’re considering a challenge, an opportunity, a new project, or a nagging problem, overthinking and overdiscussing can slow down your workflow and derail innovation.

Toronto-based Juliet developed a platform to cast for specific types of consumers and then engage with them deeply to get more valuable feedback.