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Drake And Boi-1da Just Played A Part In Improving Internet Connectivity For Thousands Of Canadians
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Drake And Boi-1da Just Played A Part In Improving Internet Connectivity For Thousands Of Canadians

Drake apparently does it all, as he’s now played a part in providing better Internet to his fellow Canadians. According to HipHopDx, in July 2019, Drake requested for the mayor of Pickering — a city in Ontario, Canada — to create “stronger wifi towers” for award-winning producer Boi-1da, who...

Samantha Dorisca Samantha Dorisca. Mar 30, 2022.
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This 11-Year-Old Hacked His School's Internet For Months & Folks Want Him To Do The Same For Student Loans
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This 11-Year-Old Hacked His School's Internet For Months & Folks Want Him To Do The Same For Student Loans
Meta's Aaron Russell Thinks Subsea Cables Are The Answer To Africa's Internet Access Issues
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Meta's Aaron Russell Thinks Subsea Cables Are The Answer To Africa's Internet Access Issues
How Computer Scientist Lisa Gelobter Pioneered the Foundation For Internet Technologies
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Verizon Aims to Close Digital Divide For Underserved Communities With Inclusive Internet Initiative
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Verizon Aims to Close Digital Divide For Underserved Communities With Inclusive Internet Initiative
Verizon, Comcast, and AT&T Offer Free Internet for 60 Days Due to Coronavirus
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Verizon, Comcast, and AT&T Offer Free Internet for 60 Days Due to Coronavirus
Maine Senate Passes Bill Requiring ISPs To Get Consent Before Selling Data
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Maine Senate Passes Bill Requiring ISPs To Get Consent Before Selling Data
Google Will Pay Louisville $3.84 Million After It's Failed Fiber Project In The City
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Google Will Pay Louisville $3.84 Million After It's Failed Fiber Project In The City

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