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Users reportedly uninstalling Google Maps over “evil” move

Google Map users furious over Trump-ordered “Lake America” rebrand.
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The last day of Tim Cook as Apple CEO: Welcome, John Ternus

Today, after 15 years as the CEO of iconic tech giant Apple, Tim Cook will bring this chapter in his career to an end.
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Your PC, your choice: how to get a refund for pre-installed Microsoft Windows OS


Steam leak that exposed a decade of game history wasn’t even a hack

Fans witness unseen footage of games that Valve killed off.
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Meta releases update to stop smart glasses “perverts,” but users say it might be too late


Does your voice recorder need an AI upgrade? An honest Comu Action Pro review


Android users may soon be able to control their Windows PCs remotely


“Get over your X. The bird is back,” says the founder of the new Twitter that Musk couldn’t kill


First fully AI-guided Russian drone kills 3 people in Ukraine


Meta lawsuit: Is social media about to change?

Infinite care about underage social media users.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 FE: a phone that won’t break the bank


California bill proposes prison time for recording with smart glasses in some areas

Disabling a warning light on smart glasses could become a crime.
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Uber lets parents spy on teens' rides, but who else can see the video?

Will murky footage rules give new safety feature a bumpy ride?
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Meta reaches $16.68 billion settlement over social media harms

Meta also agreed to make changes for teenage users of Facebook and Instagram nationwide.
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MS Word alternative LibreOffice releases an updated version deliberately free of AI


Russia tries to whack another mole in its internet censorship quest

It has started blocking DoH and DoT privacy protocols.
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Musk’s X cracks down on third-party tweet browsing tools

The free birds are chirping in a gated garden.
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Patent hints Meta might do something about its “pervert” smart glasses amid privacy concerns


What is the mysterious Android Pulse app, and can you remove it from your phone?


Crying emoji tops charts on Android devices: here's what it means now