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•	France and the U.K. are considering laws that would allow authorities access into the same kind of encrypted data that is at the heart of the Apple-FBI San Bernardino fight. Attacks like those in Paris and Brussels suggest that many European governments will follow suit, though some countries, including Germany and the Netherlands, oppose such efforts. [Mark Scott \| The New York Times]
•	Here is the closest thing to a definitive account of Hillary Clinton's email server scandal thus far, and it is both detailed and coherent. Key takeaways: Clinton's staff took major security risks for the sake of her convenience, and it doesn't appear (for now) that it will affect her 2016 election fortunes all that dramatically. [Robert O'Harrow Jr. \| The Washington Post]
•	What will the next generation of iPhones look like? According to a leaked note from an Apple analyst who's known for highly accurate Apple predictions, here are two likelihoods: Wireless charging and face scanning. [Mikey Campbell \| AppleInsider]
•	Across two continents and 7,500 words, here's what we learn about the well liked and low key Google CEO Sundar Pichai: A big part of his job is to figure out how Google plays nice globally, and he's known as a consummate team player at Alphabet (unlike other high-profile execs). [Mat Honan \| BuzzFeed News]
•	Lending Club CEO Renaud Laplanche runs a company that is sort of a hybrid startup/bank. On this week's Re/code Decode podcast, he explains to Kara Swisher how the business works, and why he wouldn't mind a little more regulation. [Eric Johnson \| Re/code]

Top Stories from Re/code

Social

Facebook Accidentally Pushes Lahore Safety Check Notification Worldwide

By Johana Bhuiyan

A Facebook glitch caused several people thousands of miles away to receive a notification asking to notify their friends that they were unharmed during the Lahore attacks.

Enterprise

Dell could announce the sale of its IT services unit to Japan’s NTT for $3.5 billion as soon as Monday

By Arik Hesseldahl

Finally, the former Perot Systems may have a new home.

Gaming

Watch an Oculus co-founder hand-deliver the first Rift VR headset to a dude in Alaska

By Jason Del Rey

"You have to make sure you have fun with it or something." No pressure!

General

Capital Gains: DoorDash raised down, Peter Thiel raised even more

By Noah Kulwin

Founders Fund now manages more than $3 billion.

Commerce

Thrive Market wants to build an online Whole Foods for people who aren’t rich

By Jason Del Rey

The next Whole Foods?

Commerce

Amazon’s end goal for the Echo is letting you order anything on Amazon by voice

By Jason Del Rey

"The end goal ... is to get to the point where you can order anything on Amazon" on the Echo.

This Is Cool

The Internet's Weirdest and Funniest Poet Hits the Campaign Trail With Trump

Tricia Lockwood is the author of funny tweets (like this one) and powerfully dark and funny poems (like this one). The New Republic sent her to cover Donald Trump, and she writes about fascism, turd sizes and people who call Hillary "Hitlery."

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