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welcome to tech crunch daily news a roundup of the top tech news of the day.

The Department of Justice accuses former Twitter employees of spying for Saudi Arabia.

Microsoft's HoloLens 2 is now on sale, and Facebook faces scrutiny from California's attorney general.

Here's your daily crunch for November 7th, 2019.

First up, Saudi Arabian officials allegedly paid at least two Twitter employees to access personal information on users the government there was interested in,

according to recently unsealed court documents.

Those users were warned of the attempt in 2015, but the full picture is only now emerging.

According to the federal complaint, Twitter employees Ahmed Abuano and Ali al-Zabara were both approached by the Saudi government, which promised a designer watch

and tens of thousands of dollars if they could retrieve personal information on certain users.

Both Abu-Amo and Al-Zabara are charged with acting as unregistered Saudi agents, spies.

In gadgets earlier this year at Mobile World Congress,

Microsoft announced the second generation of its

HoloLens augmented reality visor. Today the $3,500

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