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Google reverses its stance on deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome, but users get an option to disable the 'crumbs'

Google has changed its mind about its privacy sandbox on Chrome, and will keep supporting cookies.

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Hi Alexa, Amazon's Echo device team isn't convinced a new subscription service and refreshed personal assistant will save the company from the billion in losses

Amazon lost over $25 billion in its device business between 2017 and 2021. The losses cut across its Echo devices and other products, including Kindles, Fire TV Sticks, and video doorbells.

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Delhi HC orders Google, X Corp to remove content, posts against Om Birla's daughter

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed Google Inc. and X Corp (formerly known as Twitter) to remove posts or content that falsely allege that Om Birla's daughter, Anjali Birla, passed UPSC exams on her first attempt due to her father's influence. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Technology enables abortion surveillance

Salon interviewed Tom Subak, who co-founded abortion access chatbot Charley, about abortion surveillance

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Google Chrome just gave you another reason to choose Safari on iPhone

Google has announced it no longer plans to deprecate third-party cookies on Chrome.

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Meta next on the EU Commission's list as the firm receives letter over 'pay or consent' model

Meta has been sent a letter over concerns that its 'pay or consent' model is anti consumer.

iMore

Ask Jerry: Why does Google push out updates and new features so slowly?

Have a question about the tech in your life? If so, maybe we can get them answered!

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Web links made with Google URL Shortener will stop working soon

Google launched its URL Shortener in 2009, and links created through it will finally stop working on August 25, 2025.

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EU Tells Meta To Address Consumer Fears Over 'Pay For Privacy'

EU consumer authorities told Facebook owner Meta on Monday to take action to assuage European consumer groups' fears over its new "pay or consent" model or face further action.

International Business Times

Microsoft's EU agreement means it will be hard to avoid CrowdStrike-like calamities in the future

Last week's CrowdStrike crash was caused by the app's kernel level access to Windows. However, Microsoft cannot legally stop companies from that level of access because of an agreement it made with the European Commission in 2009.

Tom’s Hardware

That huge 'Microsoft outage' probably didn't affect you, but the next one might

Software outages are messy and expensive. They can also be a great learning opportunity.

Android Central

Google's URL shortener service is ending — what you need to know

Google adds to the infamous graveyard by shuttering its popular URL shortener. Anything with goog.gl will stop working in 2025.

Tom’s Guide

Huge Microsoft Windows outage disrupts services globally

A CrowdStrike Falcon update is triggering BSODs on Windows PCs, resulting in widespread service disruptions across the world.

Android Central

As the world suffers a global IT apocalypse, what's more worrying is how easy it is for this to happen

Friday, July 19, 2024, will forever be remembered as a day global IT outages crippled industry and healthcare services. But what's most terrifying is how easy it is for this to happen at all.

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Negative Client Reviews, Lawyer Responses Revealing Damaging Information about Clients, and "Offensive Personality"

From Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush's Order Approving Statement of Circumstances and Conditional Agreement for Discipline in yesterday's In the Matter of Wruble: Stipulated Facts: Respondent represented "Client" in a matter in St. Joseph County. The parties reached an agreement, and the case was dismissed after Client fulfilled…

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Microsoft outage affects customers world over including India; Many flights deferred

Microsoft Windows users reported facing 'Blue Screen of Death' errors with many users taking to social media platform X to report about the issue. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Apple throws critical privacy jabs at Google Chrome to keep millions of iPhone users hooked on Safari

As part of Apple's plan to keep iPhone users 'glued' to Safari, it has highlighted two critical privacy issues riddling Google Chrome's user experience.

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Australian abortion provider says new Google policy will make it harder to advertise services

Tech firm will require global telemedicine services to register with Portland, Oregon-based certifications company LegitScript

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Microsoft issues a temporary workaround for a pesky Windows 11 bug that’s been playing hide-and-seek with your photos for over a month

Microsoft recently issued a temporary workaround for a bug, preventing users from accessing the Photos app in Windows 11.

Tom’s Guide

Macs under threat from info-stealing malware — don’t fall for this Microsoft Teams scam

Mac users trying to download Microsoft Teams could end up with a nasty malware infection thanks to fake ads.

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Microsoft begins testing more simplified Windows 11 Taskbar with improved animations and keyboard shortcuts

A new Windows 11 preview build is now available for Insiders in the Beta Channel that introduces several interesting improvements to the Taskbar.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft has fixed the nasty update bug causing Windows 11 boot loops

Microsoft has fixed a devastating bug in the Windows 11 23H2 update that forced many PCs into an endless reboot loop.

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'Microsoft killed my online life,' Microsoft is reportedly banning Palestinians in the U.S. for life for calling relatives in Gaza

Microsoft has been banning Palestinians living in the U.S. and other western nations for calling relatives in Gaza, according to a BBC investigation on the subject. Here's what we know.

Windows Central

Microsoft steps back from OpenAI board, will no longer hold observer seat

After eight months of holding a non-voting observer seat on the OpenAI board, Microsoft has given up that seat. Microsoft continues to own 49% of the for-profit portion of OpenAI.

Tom’s Hardware

Here's what happens when you change every registry value in Windows 10 to zero — technically, the OS still boots up

It turns out that Windows 10 can still run with all of its registry values set to 0—kind of.

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