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Do You Know What Happened In Tech At The End Of November?

A big change at Netflix, fake news for days, tech in the Trump White House, and the dubious explosion of r/altright. Our weekly tech news quiz.

By Blake Montgomery

Picture of Blake Montgomery Blake Montgomery BuzzFeed News Reporter

Posted on December 2, 2016, at 6:06 p.m. ET

  1. Netflix will finally allow you to do what this week?

    Correct! 
    Wrong! 

    You can download shows and movies offline now.

    Hallelujah. Long plane rides and car trips just got so much easier to deal with.

  2. What kind of media can you post to Instagram as of this week?

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    Correct! 
    Wrong! 

    We're doin' it live.

    But once you the recording is over, the video is gone forever. *Poof*

  3. Fake news on social media, particularly on Facebook, is influencing the people and politics of which countries besides the US?

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    Correct! 
    Wrong! 

    All of them.

    And probably more than the ones mentioned here. Oof.

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  4. What did the r/altright subreddit do this week to make its membership seem huge?

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    Correct! 
    Wrong! 

    Added "000,000" to the name of their subscribers

    R/altright's membership seemingly ballooned to 8,190,000,000 last week, which is greater than the population of the Earth. It turns out that the moderators, who can customize the name of the subreddit, added six zeroes.

  5. Trump's new Transportation Secretary pick, Elaine Chao, has spoken favorably about which transportation companies?

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    Correct! 
    Wrong! 

    Uber and Lyft

    In a previous speech to the American Action Forum panel, Chao said of Uber and Lyft, “at a minimum, government policies must not stifle the innovation that has made this sector such an explosive driver of job growth and opportunity."

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