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Facebook will begin testing end-to-end encryption as default on Messenger app
Users who do not opt in to encryption could be vulnerable to unwitting access to their messages – including police searches
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Samsung still hasn’t given us a good reason to buy a foldable phone
Nobody makes better foldables than Samsung, but foldables still aren’t better than your phone.
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Analysis Suggests Instagram Tracks User Web Activity Through In-App Browser
A new analysis of the Instagram app has suggested that every time a user clicks a link within the app, Instagram is capable of monitoring
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How TikTok bombards young men with misogynistic videos
Observer investigation shows how online platform’s algorithm pushed Andrew Tate posts to an imaginary teenager
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Google’s video chat merger begins: Now there are two “Google Meet” apps
Duo is being rebranded to Google Meet, and old Google Meet is still sticking around?
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Samsung’s “repair mode” lets technicians look at your phone, not your data
Mailing in your phone for repair? Samsung has just the feature for that.
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Diablo Immortal has made $100 million through mobile alone
A new report says only Pokemon Go has accomplished the feat swifter
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Instagram knows you don’t like its changes. It doesn’t care.
A quick succession of new features and tests has left even the app's most loyal users wondering what Instagram is for.
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TikTok owner ByteDance reportedly pushed pro-China messages in defunct news app | Engadget
TopBuzz employees have also claimed that the app flagged coverage of Hong Kong protests for removal, according to BuzzFeed News..
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Ready or not, the Glassholes are coming back
Much has changed over the past decade.
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Apple Watch ‘Pro’ will reportedly introduce first series redesign since 2018
The Apple Watch “Pro” will incorporate a fresh design.
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Making the Android lock screen busier is a bad, bad idea
Putting content on the lock screens of Android phones is a bad idea for many reasons. Here's why companies should leave it alone.
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FBI investigation determined Chinese-made Huawei equipment could disrupt US nuclear arsenal communications
On paper, it looked like a fantastic deal. In 2017, the Chinese government was offering to spend $100 million to build an ornate Chinese garden at the National Arboretum in Washington DC.
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Why You Need To Turn Your Android's Bluetooth Off When You're Not Using It
Most Android users keep their phone's Bluetooth turned on 24/7, but you may want to reconsider doing that due to the possible security risks.
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TikTokers say low payouts from its Creator Fund are affecting their mental health, and some are quitting entirely
Viral TikToks with millions of views have earned some creators roughly $10 to $30 via the Creator Fund. TikTokers say it's affected their motivation.
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Why Bluetooth remains an 'unusually painful' technology after two decades
In the two decades since it was first included in products available to the general public, Bluetooth has become so widespread that an entire generation of consumers may not be able to remember a time without it.
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Instagram is dead
Photo by Jazmin Quaynor/Unsplash Okay, I didn’t mean to be so dramatic. Or use a clickbait headline, but in reality, what used to be Instagram is now dead.
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Apple’s getting sued for having a monopoly on the iPhone’s tap-to-pay
One card issuer is tired of paying fees.
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US government is tracking our phones more than we thought
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When it comes to data on your phone, deleting a text isn't the end of the story
The Secret Service may have deleted texts that were being sought by a government investigator. But data on a device isn't necessarily gone when it's been deleted.
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