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Huge live deals spotted on Amazon in the best of their Black Friday sale

The deals are for a limited time only

Nottingham Post

Competition regulator launches investigation into Apple and Google ‘duopoly’

The Competition and Markets Authority said it would investigate the tech giants’ dominance of mobile ecosystems, including browsers and app stores.

The Independent UK

Hive social network nabs one million users amid Twitter turmoil

The hot app offers features familiar from Twitter, Instagram and even MySpace

Evening Standard

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Sony to Expand Chinese Game Incubator in Microsoft Head-to-Head

Sony Group Corp said on Tuesday it plans to expand a program to identify and incubate Chinese-made games, in a race with Microsoft Corp to tap China's gaming market. The program will invest more than 1 million yuan ($140,080) in each game it enrolls, and will not only fund small…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Musk Says Twitter to Hold Off Relaunching Blue Check Verification

Twitter's new owner Elon Musk said on Monday the social media company is holding off the relaunch of its blue check subscription service, a delay from his initial tentative timeline to bring back the service on the platform. "Holding off relaunch of Blue Verified until there is high confidence of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Thinking of breaking up with Twitter? Here’s the right way to do it

After a few chaotic weeks it’s clear Elon Musk is intent on taking Twitter in a direction that’s at odds with the prevailing cultures of the diverse users who call it home.

The Conversation

Why the battle over online reputation management is ramping up

There's a hidden fight going on to change what we see when we search online. In fact, there's a whole industry that will help scrub your worst moments from the internet — for a fee.

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Instagram testing removal of messaging button for teens as part of privacy push

More restrictive privacy settings will also be added by default for teen users.

Evening Standard

Facebook sued for collecting personal data to target adverts

In high court case that could set precedent for millions, Tanya O’Carroll alleges owner Meta is breaking UK data laws

The Guardian - UK

Post: Ex-Waze CEO is making a Twitter rival to make you smarter, not angry

Post is a new social-media site that could offer an antidote to the chaos of Twitter.

Evening Standard

Intel says it can separate living people from deepfakes in real time

Intel FakeCatcher attempts to separate real videos from deepfakes in real-time using skin analysis.

Evening Standard

Govt Announces New Norms To Curb Fake Online Reviews Of Products, Services

E-commerce players like Amazon and Flipkart will have to voluntarily disclose all paid consumer reviews of products and services offered on their platforms. Read on for details:

Dynamite News

Shopping platform to give however much you spend back in shares for three days

If you spend £100, you will get £100 in shares which can be sold and traded on the stock market

Wales Online

‘Verified’ anti-vax accounts proliferate as Twitter struggles to police content

Platform’s paid verification system is being used to give sense of validity to accounts pushing health misinformation

The Guardian - US

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Axios

Why Zoom could get pushed off screen

Pandemic-driven growth has given way to the usual startup problems, as bigger rivals incorporate Zoom's capabilities.

Daily Record

Google bans four Android apps as millions warned to delete 'dangerous' software

A couple of 'malicious' apps recently appeared on the Google Play store which put customers at risk of data theft.

Liverpool Echo

Google warns millions of Android users to delete four apps immediately

Four apps have been banned from the Google Play Store but your device could still be at risk

Tribune News Service

TikTok draws bipartisan fire on concerns over China surveillance

WASHINGTON — Two U.S. senators called TikTok a Chinese surveillance tool, issuing a bipartisan warning as the Biden administration weighs a deal that could let the video-sharing app keep operating in the U.S.

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Bangkok Post

The Myth of Tech God Is Crumbling

Tech is full of smart people who build, run and invest in successful companies that have produced a tremendous amount of innovation. But the industry's recent spate of failures and reversals has made one thing clear: Many of its leaders aren't as smart as they thought they were.

The Guardian - US

Elon Musk reinstates Donald Trump’s Twitter account after taking poll

‘The people have spoken,’ says site’s owner, having acknowledged during online poll that automated bots were voting too

Nottingham Post

We went on a tour around the huge Amazon fulfilment centre

The warehouse is the size of 18 football pitches

The Guardian - UK

May I have a word about… the sins of Twitter, Meta and Amazon

As if making thousands of people redundant were not bad enough, they compound it with their use of language

Chronicle Live

Four Android apps banned from Google Play store as users urged to delete them

The 'malicious' apps open up phishing sites in Google Chrome to trick unsuspecting users into stealing their data

Asharq Al-Awsat

What Could a World without Twitter Look Like?

After another chaotic week of mass staff departures and policy reversals, Twitter's future seems highly uncertain, with users -- and everybody else -- increasingly asking one question: What would a world without the so-called bird app even look like? With about 237 million daily visitors at the last count in…

Daily Mirror

Liverpool takeover: Former Microsoft CEO worth £66bn makes stance clear

Liverpool are on the market with current owners FSG looking to sell up at Anfield and former Microsoft chief Steve Ballmer is on a small list of people who could afford the Premier League club

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