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The BenQ ideaCam S1 Pro is completely unique thanks to its secret weapon — a detachable camera for show-and-tell

The BenQ ideaCam S1 is a Mac webcam with show-and-tell videoconferencing in mind, but is it any good?

iMore

Google wants to leverage AI to make weather forecasting more efficient

Weather forecasting is a difficult and costly endeavor, but Google thinks it can use artificial intelligence to increase efficiency without sacrificing accuracy.

Android Central

Yahoo Mail review

Yahoo Mail offers massive storage on its free plan, plus the ability to access your documents and images through its Smart Views. Find out what more this nifty email service has to offer.

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Google commits to privacy reform: Proposed settlement aims to safeguard user data

In a significant development regarding online privacy, Google has agreed to a proposed class action settlement, aiming to address concerns over the collection of web browsing data in its private browsing mode, known as 'Incognito mode.' Read further on Dynamite News:

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There is at least one positive post-COVID development

Salon

WWDC 2024: What Apple has in store, from iPhones to Macs

Apple is likely to detail how AI will be implemented in Macs and iPhones at this year’s developers’ event

Evening Standard

Google Incognito mode was never private — and now Google’s being forced to delete all the data

Google's Incognito mode was never as private as you may have believed, and now the company is paying the price.

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Florida adds abortion to November ballot; Iran blames Israel for embassy bombing

Florida voters will have the chance to enshrine abortion rights into their constitution. Iran blames Israel for an embassy bombing that killed a top military commander.

WEKU

Gmail is getting tough on spam — new security rules should help clean up your inbox for good

Better phishing protection and easier unsubscribe tools are coming to Gmail.

TechRadar

TechScape: How one man stopped a potentially massive cyber-attack – by accident

In this week’s newsletter: An unknown attacker carefully infiltrated Linux over Easter, and very nearly gained access to millions of computers – were it not for one mildly inconvenienced developer

The Guardian - UK

5 ChatGPT prompts to try now that the chatbot is free for all

OpenAI is opening up the free version of its chatbot ChatGPT and allowing people to chat with the AI without signing up for an account.

Tom’s Guide

The iPhone SE 4 should launch at WWDC 2024 — here's why

You don't normally think of Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference as an ideal venue to launch a new version of Apple's cheapest iPhone. But these are not normal times.

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT can now be used free of charge without a login

OpenAI says the new version of the AI chatbot is aimed at anyone who is curious about its capabilities

Evening Standard

Google makes verifying facts and images on the web easier

On International Fact-Checking Day, Google is making a few useful verification features available in new regions. It's also adding a Fact Check Explorer tool for journalists and fact-checkers.

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8 things the Pixel 8a can learn from the Nothing Phone 2a

The Nothing Phone 2a is the best budget phone you can buy in its price class, so what can Google do to offer something better at $100 more?

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: tributes flow for Australian killed in Gaza strike; Facebook axes news tab; and why millennials are quitting the rat race

PM Anthony Albanese says death of aid worker Zomi Frankcom in Deir al-Balah ‘completely unacceptable’

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Google Settles Lawsuit, Agrees To Purge Chrome Data

Google settles lawsuit over Chrome surveillance, to delete personal data of 136 million users. Settlement seen as a win for data privacy rights.

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Gmail just rolled out new security rules — what you need to know

Gmail turned 20 years old this week, and to ring in the special day, it created new security rules.

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Google promises to erase Incognito browsing data as part of settlement

Google pledges to delete tons of user browsing data and has promised to make changes to private browsing policies in an attempt to settle its class action Incognito lawsuit.

Tom’s Guide

Macs under threat by malicious info-stealing malware spread through ads and fake software — don’t fall for this

Mac users are currently being targeted by two new campaigns spreading the Atomic Stealer and Realst malware strains.

Android Central

Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2.1 is out now with a slew of bug fixes

Even though we're probably getting QPR3 Beta 3 in a couple of weeks, we're starting April with Beta 2.1, which comes with a surprisingly big batch of bug fixes.

TechRadar

Google Podcast shuts down on April 2 – and here's what you can do about it

Google is giving podcast listeners a way to migrate your data over to YouTube Music or a supporting third-party service.

TechRadar

Google may have been storing your incognito browsing data and now they've agreed to delete it

Google doesn't agree with the facts but it's settling a major class action suit relating to its handling of incognito browsing data

International Business Times

Google To Delete Incognito Search Data To End Privacy Suit

Google has agreed to delete a vast trove of search data to settle a suit that it tracked millions of US users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.

International Business Times

Google Settles $5B Privacy Lawsuit By Deleting Browsing Data, Updating Incognito Mode

Google's agreement to delete billions of browsing records in a $5 billion settlement signals a pivotal moment for privacy rights.

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