Facebook cracks down again, ahead of the election, Apple make some interesting acquisitions, how many cameras does a smartphone need, and Dieter Rams just wants Silicon Valley to slow down.

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Facebook purged over 800 accounts and pages pushing political messages for profit (The Washington Post)

Apple inks $600M deal to license IP, acquire assets and talent from Dialog to expand chipmaking in Europe (TechCrunch)

Apple buys machine learning AR firm specializing in mixed realities (Apple Insider)

Samsung’s Galaxy A9 is the first quad camera phone (Engadget)

Samsung hopes these four cameras will save its mid-range phone lineup (The Verge)

Gartner: Microsoft passes Acer to become top 5 PC vendor in the U.S. (Venture Beat)

Apple plans to give away original content for free to device owners as part of new digital TV strategy (CNBC)

Coinbase's Active Customers Drop 80% in Crypto Slump, Study Says (Bloomberg)

Plan to Fix Journalism With Cryptocurrency Draws Skepticism (WSJ)

Dieter Rams wants Silicon Valley to stop (Fast Company)