Allison Johnson is a Writer at The Verge. She covers a range of topics within the tech industry, focusing on consumer technology, software, telecommunications, and cybersecurity, with particular attention to major brands like Samsung, Apple, and Google. Allison's work has been featured in various publications, including GOBankingRates, Natural Resources Defense Council, and American Songwriter.
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