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Policeman Caught Butt Naked by Google Street View Wins Lawsuit Against Tech Giant

An Argentinian policeman won a lawsuit against Google after being caught completely naked on Google Street View.

Latin Times

Phone notes made by trans doctor after nurse dispute were edited, tribunal told

Nurse Sandie Peggie has taken NHS Fife and Dr Beth Upton to an employment tribunal.

Evening Standard

Google Maps is losing these two features — here’s what’s changing

Google has announced that it will no longer allow users to follow others, or be followed themselves, within the app.

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Google Ordered To Pay Argentine Pictured Naked In His Yard

An Argentine captured naked in his yard by a Google Street View camera has been awarded compensation by a court after his bare behind was splashed over the internet for all to see.

International Business Times

Google finally heard your Nest and Assistant frustrations, promises a fix

As Google Nest hardware ages and Google Assistant winds down, the experience hasn't been great for smart home users. Now, Google is finally acknowledging it.

Android Central

Microsoft Edge's settings menu is now so big it can't fit on a single screen

Microsoft Edge’s menu has grown so long it doesn’t fit on most laptop screens — and there’s no built-in way to customize or clean it up.

Windows Central

"The best way for us to protect our users is to proactively disable this feature" — Brave gets edgy with its new update that auto-blocks Windows Recall

Brave, the privacy-minded web browser, has announced it will be blocking Windows Recall by default in a future update. But it could also be a little posturing.

Windows Central

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“Literally no one seems to know anything about this” — Microsoft used China-based engineers to maintain DoD systems with high impact data

"Digital escorts” with limited expertise oversaw China-based staff working on systems containing critical U.S. defense data.

Windows Central

Microsoft to stop using engineers in China to work on U.S. Defense computer systems in wake of investigative report — fears of exploitation by foreign intelligence services spurs immediate change

Microsoft's China-based engineers will no longer get to work on its U.S. DoD projects.

Tom’s Hardware

Here are 5 good *current* Microsoft products that have become stagnant — or worse — abandoned

Microsoft's product graveyard is calling. Here are 5 products that may not be long for this world, if their lack of updates is any indication.

Windows Central

Google officially sets a date for its Pixel 10 launch event

Google is all set to unveil its next flagship devices, a new Pixel Watch and more on August 20.

Android Central

Searching for Chrome on Bing? Microsoft has a new clingy tactic to beg you to stay

Microsoft's latest move to convince Bing users to stop switching to Google Chrome includes a new comparison banner promoting the perks of using the default Windows browser.

Tom’s Guide

Google's Android Chief Once Cold-Emailed Sergey Brin At 3 AM — What Happened Next Changed His Career Forever

Before leading the Android division, Sameer Samat made a bold move early in his career that would end up shaping his professional journey: cold-emailing Google, rebranded as Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) in 2015, co-founder Sergey Brin at 3 am.

Benzinga

Google Drive full? Here's how to get your storage back for free

If you've filled up your Google Drive storage, here are seven ways to free up space.

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Google is tracking you right now — change these 3 settings to stop it

Turn off these three settings to stop Google from tracking your every move.

Benzinga

Stock Of The Day: Uber Breaks Resistance With Triple-Trend Strength

As the tech sector increasingly showcases resilience in a volatile market, Uber Technologies, Inc.‘s (NYSE:UBER) recent stock performance highlights a significant shift in investor confidence.

The Guardian - UK

Apple appeals against ‘unprecedented’ €500m EU fine over app store

iPhone maker accuses European Commission of going ‘far beyond what the law requires’ in ruling

Benzinga

Apple's App Store Just Had A Blowout Quarter—And That Might Be The Signal Bulls Needed

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) has been a rare laggard among the tech giants in 2025, down 15% year-to-date and underperforming peers like Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) and Microsoft Corp. (NYSE:MSFT).

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Microsoft is replacing salespeople with "solutions engineers" amid recent layoffs — promoting Copilot AI while ChatGPT dominates the enterprise sector

The recent layoffs seem to be part of Microsoft's strategy to improve its sales of AI tools metrics, with customers requesting technical support and demos.

Windows Central

Latest Microsoft Edge update breaks design visuals on Windows 11 — once you see it, you'll hate it

Microsoft Edge version 138 started rolling out last week, and users quickly noticed it's missing an important visual design that was originally introduced specifically for Windows 11.

Android Central

Google Home makes it even easier to share your smart home devices with others

Google now makes it a breeze to share your smart home devices with family and friends.

Benzinga

Meta, TikTok Can Be Held Liable For Subway Surfing Death Of 15-Year-Old Boy Addicted To Viral Challenges, Says New York Judge

A New York state judge says the mother of a Manhattan teen who died subway surfing can try to hold Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) and TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, legally responsible for fueling her son's fatal stunt addiction.

Reason

Cancellation Litigation + Doxing Claim, over Allegedly Malicious Publicizing of Snapchat Video with Allegedly Racist Statements

"[B]oth parties exchanged these Snapchat videos while they were intoxicated and their judgment was impaired. Notwithstanding, the communications were private and intended to be jokes between close friends."

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A second Windows 11 bug takes suspicious aim at Google Chrome — and the same Microsoft app is to blame

Microsoft has acknowledged a new Chrome bug affecting its Family Safety feature on Windows, allowing kids to bypass parental controls.

Benzinga

Mark Zuckerberg And Meta Leaders Were So Rattled By This Single Investor Question That It Changed The Way They Spoke To Wall Street, CFO Reveals

Susan Li, the chief financial officer at Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META), recounted a pivotal moment in late 2022 that reshaped how the company communicates with investors.

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