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View this email in your browser  |  Manage newsletter subscriptions  04.21.21   PUSH NOTIFICATION | 5-MINUTE READ Can an App Help Change Your Personality? BY KASRA ZAREI Want to be more sociable or less of a doormat? There's an (experimental) app for that.   THINK IKEA | 4-MINUTE READ Don't Underestimate the Challenge of Building a PC BY ALEX CRANZ Building your own computer isn't exactly "adult Lego," but that doesn't mean it's not worth doing. You just need to know what you're in for first.   CREEPIN | 3-MINUTE READ A Clubhouse Bug Let People Lurk in Rooms Invisibly BY LILY HAY NEWMAN The vulnerabilities opened the door to "ghosts" hiding in and disrupting rooms, where moderators would be unable to mute them.   APPLE | 5-MINUTE READ AirTags Are the Perfectly Boring, Functional Future of AR BY LAUREN GOODE Apple's new location-aware widgets point to the company's possible larger ambitions for augmented reality.   SPONSORED CONTENT Princeton Alum's Startup Raises $51 Million to Help People Plan for An Easy Retirement This tiny NYC startup raised $51 million to help you conquer retirement. Take their quiz to get personalized retirement insights now. GET WIRED Spring Sale: The Sequel! Ending Soon: Get WIRED for $10 $5. You can't see into the future, but you can subscribe to WIRED. Subscribe now.   PITCH PERFECT | 4-MINUTE READ Need an Angel Investor? Just Open Up Clubhouse BY ARIELLE PARDES Consider it like Shark Tank on your phone: Every week on Angelhouse, founders make a pitch to a panel of investors as hundreds of people listen in.   OOO | 3-MINUTE READ Help! How Do I Plan a Virtual Work Hang That's Actually Fun? BY MEGAN GREENWELL Online office events are never going to be a blast. But Megan has a few ideas for how to make them suck less.   SKALD | 12-MINUTE READ A Linguistic Guide to Assassin's Creed: Valhalla BY AMY BRISCOE Ubisoft consulted with native Welsh speakers, 13th-century Icelandic texts, and Gaelic scholars to create the game's lingua-scape.   CASUAL GAMER | 3-MINUTE READ Time Travel in Video Games Isn't Really Cheating BY SWAPNA KRISHNA Games like Animal Crossing and Cozy Grove are meant to be played every day, but who's got that kind of time?     This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or Manage your newsletter subscriptions   Copyright © Condé Nast 2021. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.