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Meta announces steps to protect teens from unwanted contact on Instagram and Facebook

Meta introduced a few new security tools parents can use to safeguard their teens on Instagram and Facebook.

Android Central

Apple to allow EU customers to download apps without using App Store

Move comes as iPhone maker adapts to new Brussels laws, but could be replicated in UK in near future

The Guardian - UK

Google settles ahead of closing arguments in Singular Computing’s $1.67 billion AI tech patent trial

Google has settled ahead of the scheduled closing arguments in Singular Computing’s $1.67 billion AI tech patent trial. However, it still insists it didn't use SIngular's technologies, and the settlement sum wasn't revealed.

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Llanelli DJ jailed for urinating on cancer patient and posting video online

Leigh Brookfield, 40, sentenced to 14 weeks in jail after admitting assault against 72-year-old Peter Barton

The Guardian - UK

How to make a copy of a Word document

It's rather simple to make a copy of a Word document, so we won't have you jump through too many hoops. Here's how.

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One of the oldest Microsoft Teams features is about to change

Microsoft shared several improvements that are on the way to Teams over the coming months. Many of the changes make the default Gallery View better and give you more control over your meeting experience.

Windows Central

LG's New CreateBoard Is Google Certified—Here's Why That's a Great Thing

The New LG CreateBoard can integrate with various Google products and the Common Alerting Protocol.

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Google Engineer Accused Of Beating Wife To Death

The police found the man all covered in blood at the crime scene.

International Business Times UK

Microsoft Rolls Out Copilot GPTs For Free Public Access

Those who do not have a Microsoft account or use the Edge browser can still access the Copilot GPTs.

International Business Times UK

Google Messages might start making sense when you share images in RCS chats

Google Messages could finally make your RCS pictures speak for themselves.

Android Central

Google engineer charged with murdering wife at Silicon Valley home

Liren Chen's wife was found dead on the floor of the couple's $2 million Santa Clara home, prosecutors say

Evening Standard

Running Microsoft Windows 11 on M3 Macs is now officially supported

Parallels Desktop lets you run Windows 11 for Arm on Apple’s M3 Macs

iMore

Google to shut down Business Profile websites starting March

Tech giant is making some significant changes to its business profiles that could impact the way they function

Android Central

Meta documents show 100,000 children sexually harassed daily on its platforms

Employees fretted over company’s ‘negligible’ response to child grooming, according to internal documents made public in lawsuit

The Guardian - US

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Going incognito in Chrome doesn’t mean you’re not being tracked — now confirmed by Google

Google is adding new disclaimers to Chrome after the search giant settled a class-action lawsuit regarding how incognito mode isn’t actually as private as it appears to be.

Windows Central

Microsoft Edge is about to get faster, and you have Google to thank, at least a bit

A change to Chromium recently entered testing. The improvement should result in better browser load times and performance by expanding the prefetch range.

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Chrome Incognito mode isn't as private as you thought

Following a lawsuit involving Incognito mode, Google will soon be releasing a new description in its Incognito browser so users have a clearer idea of what's hidden and what's not.

Android Central

Google now admits it tracks you in Chrome's incognito mode following $5B settlement

Google recently settled a $5 billion lawsuit over its incognito mode practices, and a new disclaimer in Chrome confirms that Google will indeed track you.

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Chrome users under threat from actively exploited security flaw — update your browser right now

Google has patched Chrome’s first zero-day vulnerability of 2024, but details are scarce as hackers are using it in their attacks right now.

The Guardian - US

Google promised to delete location data on abortion clinic visits. It didn’t, study says

Tech giant said it would delete entries for locations deemed ‘personal’ or sensitive, but 18 months later, it’s still retaining data in some cases

Android Central

Google consolidates Fitbit's Help Center into its own support pages

The home for Fitbit's Help Center is now found on Google's existing support pages, but the actual help documents are unchanged.

Windows Central

Microsoft is bringing Windows 11's excellent 'Dev Home' app to Windows 10 users

Microsoft's new Dev Home app, which was first announced last year for Windows 11, is now available on Windows 10 too!

Tom’s Guide

Google to welcome more gambling apps on its Play Store

Following a successful pilot program, Google is expanding its real-money gaming policies in certain countries

Windows Central

Has Google crippled YouTube on Microsoft Edge? Users certainly think so, but there might be a fix

Lots of Microsoft Edge users are currently unhappy about YouTube performance in the browser, but there might be an easy fix for you to make.

Android Central

Beeper Mini exits the Play Store thanks to the iMessage chaos

Beeper Mini has been yanked from the Play Store, but iMessage remains a 'Labs' feature in Beeper Cloud for now.

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