Airline publishes no-fly list online

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Our top stories Today are: An exclusive report on an airline accident thereby disclosing the US “No Fly List”. on an unsecured server, take a look at that first big tumblr meme of the yeara viral video explain three characters Your company may have layoffs on the horizon and a unique situation a Dollar General’s customer found himself in it.

Then our IRL reporter tricia has them weekly”Problematic on TikTok” Pillar.

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⚡ Today’s top stories

✈️ DATA SECURITY
EXCLUSIVE: US airline accidentally exposes no-fly list on unsecured server

One of the most sensitive US government documents was left online.

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📱 TRENDS
This is what Tumblr does to your friend

“Your friend” is him first big tumblr meme of the year-and be characteristically surreal.

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💼 WORK DYSTOPIA
“Sometimes They Start Before They Tell You”: Employment Lawyer Shares 3 Signs You May Be Fired

An employment lawyer went viral after they shared it some signs that a layoff is on the horizonso you can be prepared and take steps to protect yourself.

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🍅 WTF
Dollar General Self-Checkout dispenses tomatoes instead of coins

A Dollar General Customer said that one of the store’s self checkouts began to give out tomatoes instead of coins as change.

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😬 Problematic on TikTok

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The customer, popular creator Zach Jelks (@undos), states that he never had a problem before Acceptance of Crumb deliveries to the the same address and that he plans to go in person to the location to see why that changed.

Man speaks with caption'I think Crumbl prevented cookies from being delivered to me' (l) Crumbl Cookies sign on building (c) Man green screen TikTok ordered cookies via Crumbl'Sorry! Local delivery is not available to this address.' (r)

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*Initial publication: January 24, 2023 10:30 am CST

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