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Are There Fourth Amendment Rights in Google Search Terms?

A noteworthy decision, even if there's no majority opinion.

Reason

Microsoft accounts are under attack by hackers - here's how to stay safe from this age-old tactic

Microsoft accounts are being targeted using a common hacking technique which purposefully misspells websites and email addresses.

Tom’s Guide

The Google tool that checked for your leaked data on the dark web is going away

Google is retiring its dark web data scanning tool and will shut it down fully in early 2026.

Android Central

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Google Chat's loading speed is quicker thanks to this tiny change

Google is changing the URL used to access Google Chat in order to speed up loading times, and it's adding a long-overdue feature too.

Android Central

Google Play Points members can snag the Pixel 10 Pro for $549 — here's how to claim the offer

Eligible Play Points members can grab the Pixel 10 Pro or Pro XL at steeply reduced prices.

Android Central

Windows 11 lets you shrink taskbar icons for a cleaner, more compact look — here’s how to enable smaller icons easily

On Windows 11, you can make the app icons small in the Taskbar right from the Settings app, and in this guide, I'll show you the easy steps to complete this configuration.

Windows Central

Microsoft Teams upgrades screen sharing on macOS — but is it better?

Microsoft Teams on macOS will support native screen sharing for a polished and secure experience, but you won’t be able to give or take control if you opt in.

Windows Central

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Gemini for Home's early access program will now let anyone in within 24 hours

Google is quickly expanding the Gemini for Home early access program, so if you haven't signed up, you can do so now and get an invitation almost immediately.

Android Central

Google Play Customers Eligible for Automatic Payments from $700 Million Settlement

Google Play customers may receive automatic payments from a $700 million settlement over alleged unfair app store practices.

International Business Times

Google speeds up Gemini for Home rollout for its speakers and displays – but when will you get it?

Gemini for Home is on its way, now faster than ever

Meta shuts down global accounts linked to abortion advice and queer content

More than 50 organisations report sites being restricted or removed, with abortion hotlines blocked and posts showing non-explicit nudity triggering warnings

The Guardian - UK

What's going on with RAM? — Everything you need to know about surging prices, AI demand, and global tech market disruption

RAM prices have skyrocketed, and it doesn't seem like they're going to come down anytime soon. This could have lasting effects on the tech market as a whole, and it could last for years. I explain.

Windows Central

Here's when Google Play Store users will get an automatic cash settlement payout

Google is settling a lawsuit over an alleged Google Play Store monopoly, and soon, you'll be able to cash in with an automatic settlement payment.

Android Central

Google Drive update makes navigating PDFs and files effortless

Google Drive's old, clunky web file viewer is finally being replaced by a modern, useful interface.

Android Central

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Google Wallet's new feature saves Android users from fumbling for passes

Google Wallet's new feature automatically shows your boarding pass, event ticket, or loyalty card on your lock screen when you arrive at the relevant location.

Windows Central

Windows 11 will finally get its missing Agenda view — but Microsoft rebuilt it in the worst way

Windows 11 is finally regaining the Agenda view Microsoft removed, but the replacement is a WebView2 component that doesn't feel native and that uses more resources.

Windows Central

Millions of users were unknowingly tracked in a 7‑year Chrome and Edge malware scheme — extensions turned into spyware

A browser extension silently infected millions of Chrome and Edge users, turning trusted productivity tools into spyware that monitored browsing activity in the background.

Benzinga

Meta Cuts Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg Gets Richer: Wall Street Applauds Move

Shares of Meta Platforms Inc (NASDAQ:META) climbed higher Thursday after the company announced job cuts. With shares trading higher, Meta CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg also saw his wealth soar, potentially at the expense of some of his company's employees.

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The Independent UK

Massachusetts court hears arguments in lawsuit alleging Meta designed apps to be addictive to kids

Massachusetts’ highest court heard oral arguments Friday in the state’s lawsuit arguing that Meta designed features on Facebook and Instagram to make them addictive to young users

Windows Central

Too busy chasing AI hype, Microsoft left Windows 11’s design flaws untouched. Developers are the ones delivering the polish users expect

FluentFlyout delivers the polished media controls Windows 11 still lacks, underscoring Microsoft’s slow pace on basic UI fixes despite recent design efforts.

Windows Central

Microsoft wants to fix app updates on Windows 11 — previews new update orchestrator platform designed make updates invisible

Windows 11 will soon be able to update apps in a more consistent and reliable manner with new unified update orchestrator platform that developers can opt-in to.

Windows Central

Windows 11 will soon show Microsoft Store app download recommendations in the "open with" menu

An upcoming change to Windows 11 will see the "open with" interface recommend apps from the Microsoft Store when dealing with files with no default app set or unknown extensions.

Android Central

X's new 'transparent' location labels for accounts have people questioning everything

X (formerly Twitter) rolled out location labels for users, but it has quickly started stirring the pot as users and experts find faults.

The Independent UK

The internet just broke again. Should we actually be worried?

Latest problems are yet another reminder that the internet is not as resilient as we would like – but

The Guardian - UK

Cloudflare apologises after latest outage takes down LinkedIn and Zoom

Web infrastructure provider says problem lasted half an hour and was not an attack, weeks after larger outage

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