Tor launches WebTunnel Bridge as another way to bypass censorship
The Tor Project announced the immediate release of WebTunnel Bridge, a new way for Tor users to bypass censorship.
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Microsoft won't kill classic Outlook for Windows "until at least 2029"
Good news for users of Microsoft's classic Outlook application.
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Avast has been fined by the FTC for using its privacy software to harvest and sell user data
The U.
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DuckDuckGo Password Manager: how to see, import and sync your passwords
DuckDuckGo Password Manager is the free password manager built into the DuckDuckGo browser on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android.
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Microsoft sneaks ads into the new Outlook for Windows
The migration from the classic Mail and Calendar app to the new Outlook app is in full swing already.
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Is APKPure Safe? What to Know Before Downloading APKs
APKPure is a legitimate third-party Android app store, but it is riskier than Google Play.
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AdGuard Temp Mail: Free temporary and disposable email generator
AdGuard Temp Mail is a free, privacy-focused, and web-based service designed to generate disposable email addresses for temporary, short-term use.
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Report: Microsoft starts Mail and Calendar app migration to the inferior Outlook app
Windows 11 users who use the Mail and Calendar app and have steadfastly refused to switch to the new Outlook app will be redirected to the new Outlook app force
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Netflix's ad-supported plan has over 23 Million Monthly users
A Netflix executive has said that the streaming service's ad-supported tier has over 23 Million users per month.
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Cookie Pledge: EU admits that cookie banners are annoying, suggests remedy
The European Union plans to make changes to the "cookie law" that it introduced several years ago to give its citizen more control over tracking and advertising
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Marginalia Search: A Small Search Engine for the Independent Web
Marginalia Search is a small, independent, open source search engine that finds the parts of the web the big engines bury: personal blogs, hobbyist pages, forum
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Gmail for iOS now lets you unsubscribe from mails quickly
Google has updated the Gmail app on iOS to introduce a new option, that lets you unsubscribe from mails quickly.
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Germany: Cancellation of online subscriptions must be possible without logging in
The termination of online contracts must be possible without logging in to the website of a service.
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Proton Mail launches official desktop app
Proton has launched a beta version of the Proton Mail desktop application today.
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Is Dropbox sending user data to OpenAI? There is an opt out!
Dropbox has been caught in a controversy, after users discovered that an experimental AI-feature has been sending user data to OpenAI.
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Rising from the ashes with the new Reddit logo
Reddit, the popular social media platform known for its vibrant communities and lively discussions, has recently undergone a rebranding amidst the Reddit IPO ru
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Free Evernote users may soon be limited to 50 notes
Remember Evernote? The note taking service was acquired in 2022 by Bending Spoons, an Italy-based maker of mobile applications.
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Huawei enters the satellite internet arena
The race to provide global internet access has taken a significant leap forward with Huawei's recent testing of its Starlink-like satellite internet service.
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Xiaomi Mi TV Remote Not Working: How to Fix and Re-Pair It
Most Xiaomi Mi TV remote problems come from flat batteries, a lost Bluetooth pairing or an infrared (IR) remote that cannot reach the TV's sensor.
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Flipboard leaves X for Mastodon
Social media platforms and their applications rise and fall, adapt and transform, mirroring the dynamic nature of human communication.
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Fanalytics: Stats for Spotify
Fanalytics is a third-party music app (fanalytics.
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Who is new Binance CEO? Meet Richard Teng
After the Binance CEO announced his resignation, one of the most asked questions in the crypto world was "who is new Binance CEO".
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Breaking: Binance CEO announces his resignation
The cryptocurrency industry has been marked by rapid growth, innovation, and a fair share of controversy.
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MeridianLink breach delivers the funniest moment cyberspace has ever seen
A notorious ransomware group known as ALPHV/BlackCat has taken extortion to a new level by filing a complaint with the U.
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Major blow to Binance from the United States
The cryptocurrency exchange platform Binance faces a possible $4 billion settlement with the U.
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60 million dollars worth of Ethereum was stolen using a unique technique
The allure of decentralized finance (DeFi) has captivated the world, promising financial freedom, accessibility, and innovation.
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Mozilla launches AI shopping helper Fakespot Chat
Fakespot Chat is an AI-powered shopping helper by Mozilla-owned Fakespot.
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Huawei eyes Tesla's throne with Luxeed S7
A new contender is here to challenge the established leader in electric vehicles (EVs) – Tesla.
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Think twice before selling your Tesla Cybertruck
The highly anticipated Tesla Cybertruck is set to make its debut on November 30, and with its unique design and impressive performance specs, it's no surprise t
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The new Outlook give Microsoft access to third-party apps emails and logins
The new Outlook for Windows application will replace Mail and Calendar, and also classic Outlook.
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Why did Omegle shut down after 14 years? Best Alternatives
Omegle shut down in November 2023 after 14 years due to overwhelming legal, financial, and psychological pressure caused by widespread misuse, including child s
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Samsung unveils Gauss, its generative AI model
Samsung announced Samsung Gauss during the company's Samsung AI Forum 2023 event in Seoul today.
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Major Outlook issue prevents sending emails with attachments
Microsoft confirmed an Outlook.
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OpenAI launches custom versions of ChatGPT that it calls GPTs
OpenAI launched GPTs, custom versions of ChatGPT, on November 6, 2023.
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American customers are having banking deposit delays
On November 3, 2023, multiple US banks experienced banking deposit delays due to an error at The Clearing House, a payment processing network.
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Bells of justice ring for Sam Bankman-Fried
On November 2, 2023, Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder and former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, was found guilty on all seven charges against him, including
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Okta employees was hit by Rightway data breach
The aftereffects of the Okta data breach continue and this time the employees are hit by it.
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Equifax data breach claims are extended
The Equifax data breach extension has led to an extended window for individuals to claim compensation for financial and time-related setbacks caused by the brea
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Musk makes Wikipedia an ''interesting'' offer
Tech giants and billionaires often make headlines for their audacious and sometimes quirky ideas, Elon Musk has once again captured our attention.
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Reddit says it can survive without search; wants to block Google and Bing
A few days ago, The Washington Post ran a story about newspapers wanting compensation for articles that are used by OpenAI's ChatGPT for generating content.
