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Password manager Dashlane to discontinue free plan in September
Current users will have to upgrade their Dashlane plan to a paid subscription if they wish to continue using the password manager after September 16th, 2025.
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Proton fixes bug in Authenticator app that leaked TOTP secrets
Proton has fixed a bug in the iOS version of its Authenticator app that logged users’ sensitive TOTP secrets in plaintext, potentially exposing 2FA codes if the logs were shared.
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“Burn lines” is the latest trend on TikTok, and France is trying to get it banned
The French government is calling on its digital watchdog to hold TikTok accountable for its harmful trends.
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Xiaomi introduces new AI voice model for vehicles and home tech
Xiaomi continues to introduce AI tools designed for more than just text. The company has now released an open-source voice model that will complement its automotive and home appliance technologies.
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Elon Musk promises to resurrect Vine with Grok’s latest feature
The latest addition to Elon Musk’s chatbot, Grok, seems to signal the resurrection of a certain short-form platform missed by millions of internet users. At least, that's what the X CEO has indicated.
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Greys, nordics, insectoids, reptilians – congressman says he was briefed on alien species
A secretive US Congress briefing may have confirmed four alien species, according to a physicist’s testimony. Now, Reddit is torn over what it means for real UFO disclosure.
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Spotify to increase Premium subscription prices in September
Spotify said on Monday it would increase the monthly price of its premium individual subscription in select markets from September, as the Swedish streaming giant looks to improve margins.
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Apple wants its own ChatGPT
Anthropic pulls the plug on OpenAI’s access to Claude models
Anthropic has revoked OpenAI’s access to its Claude AI models for violating its terms of service.
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The new SSD that self-destructs like it's straight out of a spy thriller
What if that dramatic red button from every spy movie suddenly became real, complete with smoke, silence, and no second chances? Introducing the SSD that will self-destruct: 5… 4… 3… 2…1..
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YouTube cofounder warns short-form video is shortening kids’ attention span
YouTube cofounder Steve Chen warns that short-form videos are shrinking kids’ attention spans, joining tech leaders like Sam Altman and Elon Musk in expressing concern over the impact of addictive, algorithm-driven content on child brain development.
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Airbnb getting ready to reward loyal users
It wouldn’t be your standard loyalty program.
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Reddit wants to become the next Google search
Reddit Answers, only released last December, will now likely become the main feature of the platform and expand globally.
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Opera vs. Microsoft: Brazil opens antitrust case over Edge and AI push
Brazil's antitrust enforcer CADE has opened an investigation into Microsoft, days after Norwegian browser Opera complained about Microsoft's Edge, according to a CADE statement published late Thursday on its website.
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Skechers introduces kids’ shoes with an integrated compartment for Apple AirTag
Shoe manufacturer Skechers has launched a new line of children’s shoes featuring a hidden compartment where parents can insert an Apple AirTag to keep track of their child’s whereabouts.
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“They apologize for the notification, not for platforming Nazis:” Substack under fire for promoting radical content
For some users, the Substack “error” was the final push to look for other platform alternatives.
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Trump Mobile expands its services for “hardworking Americans,” adding telehealth, car care, and insurance
The Trump Phone may soon include it all – from roadside assistance to prescription medication orders.
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Why is no one talking about Meta’s unskippable ads on Instagram and Facebook?
Instagram has recently added a new feature that forces users to watch ads for at least three seconds before scrolling through content.
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Ollama’s new app just made running local LLMs super easy
Ollama, an open-source platform for running large language models (LLMs) locally on a user’s machine, has released a new macOS and Windows app that allows users to easily download and run AI assistants.
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“Welcome to the police state,” Spotify introduces age checks under UK Online Safety Act
Spotify users in the UK risk losing their accounts if they fail to verify their age, and users are fuming.
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