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Today is the last chance to save up to $668 on TechCrunch Disrupt 2025. Join 250+ top tech leaders, explore 200+ sessions, and connect with 10,000+ innovators, investors, and founders.

Threads is developing a tool that lets you ‘tag’ its algorithm to configure your feed

Threads is developing a new feature that would let users control what they see by ‘tagging’ the algorithm.

Juicebox raises $30M from Sequoia to revolutionize hiring with LLM-powered search

The recruiting startup has over 2,500 customers, including recruiters at Perplexity, Ramp, and OpenAI.

Spotify denies recent accusation that it changed its terms for artists

Spotify sets the record straight about the distribution rights of artists, podcasters, creators, and authors on the platform.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Pulse to proactively write you morning briefs

Pulse is part of a broader shift in OpenAI’s consumer products, which are lately being designed to work for users asynchronously instead of responding to questions.

Startup founders say Trump’s $100K H-1B fee is a ‘talent tariff’ that will hurt innovation

The price hike for H1B visas could have detrimental impact on the startup industry, experts say.

Tesla asks EPA not to roll back emissions rules as Trump calls climate change a ‘con job’

The company’s regulatory policy team is trying to clean up a mess that CEO Elon Musk spent $300 million to help create.

Viral call-recording app Neon goes dark after exposing users’ phone numbers, call recordings, and transcripts

Call recording app Neon was one of the top-ranked iPhone apps, but was pulled offline after a security bug allowed any logged-in user to access the call recordings and transcripts of any other user.

Microsoft cuts cloud services to Israeli military unit over Palestinian surveillance

The investigation was sparked by a story in The Guardian that reported that Unit 8200, the elite Israel military intelligence unit, was using Azure cloud storage to house data on phone calls obtained through the surveillance of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank.