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welcome to tech crunch daily news a roundup of the top tech news of the day. Facebook returns to its college roots.

Alexa gets a printing feature and we take a deep dive into Unity's business.

This is your daily crunch. The big story is,

Remember when Facebook was only for college students

and required a college email address to join?

Well, it seems everything old is new again

because the company is piloting a new feature called Facebook

Campus, which is only for college students and requires a college email address to join.

Facebook's Charmaine Hung argued that the product is particularly relevant now.

With COVID-19, we see that many students aren't returning to campus in the fall.

Now classes are being held online and students are trying to react to this new normal of what it's like to connect to clubs and organizations that you care about when you're not together.

Of course, this could also be a way for Facebook to try to stay relevant to a younger

demographic before they move on to other apps. In Tech Giants, Amazon has

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