Daily Crunch: Facebook announces photo transfer tool

Facebook says it will make it easier for users to get their photos off the social network and onto another service a step toward addressing the concerns of lawmakers and antitrust regulators.

Originally, Ikea sent a designer to the station to seek inspiration for creating functional furniture for small apartments but it quickly became a two-way street, which could mean the Swedish home furnishing company has a say in how future human colonists live on other planets.

Following up on Greg Epsteins column about whether the future of work will be ethical, weve published a number of other perspectives on the topic including this one, in which he speaks to Andrea Thomaz of Diligent Robotics and Prayag Narula of LeadGenius.

This weeks Equity looks at Cocoon, a Y Combinator-backed startup that wants to help users stay in touch with close friends.

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