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Reached for comment, Meta comms director Andy Stone told The Verge:

Things seem to be mostly back to normal, but we’ll keep an eye out. In the meantime, we also have some fresh advice about the supposedly wonderful opportunities available to people who log off.

Now Reuters reports:

Musk has claimed, “I hope that even my worst critics remain on Twitter,” and the new CEO called it “a global town square.” Neither has commented on the ban or a wave of bans that shut down many accounts a few weeks ago, and Greenspan told CNBC he hadn’t heard anything from the company since the suspension started Tuesday.

Which ones? What data may have been stolen? The TSA and State Department said “not it” and CISA director Jen Easterly tells CNN she’s confident there won’t be “significant impacts,” but no one’s giving up more details.

For more information: CISA, Mandiant, Progress.

As described below by Instagram boss Adam Mosseri, they’re also testing new features like moderators, a share to stories button, and the ability to take questions. But it’s still not available on the web yet, so you’ll need to install the app to get the updates from Zuckerberg & Co.

Six years after its mission ended with a dive into Saturn’s atmosphere, the list of Cassini discoveries keeps growing. You can read the scientist’s paper here or check out this video from a few years ago explaining how Cassini collected those particles.

If you’ve seen what Drive to Survive did for F1, what Full Swing (which, disclosure, Vox Media Studios produced — check out next season to watch as a golfer gets the LIV merger news) did for golf, or what Break Point did for tennis, you know this is going to be good.