Twitter Was Evicted From Its Colorado Office and Reddit's CEO Addressed the Blackout in This Week's Tech Roundup

This week, the tech industry watched on as Reddit experienced one of its biggest protests to date. Following the company's announcement that it would begin charging third-party developers for API access, thousands of popular subreddits went private in protest. Elsewhere in the industry, Twitter was evicted from its office in Boulder, Colorado, after failing to pay rent for three months.On the product side, Google delivered some new features in this month's system update for its Pixel smartphone....