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Microsoft wants to run ads in your Start menu on Windows 11

Microsoft is looking to open up advertising in another area of the Windows Shell, specifically, the Windows 11 Start menu's "Recommended" area, which Microsoft says will now showcase apps and websites

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ICYMI: Top stories of the week

On March 15, the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) issued an opinion in two cases related to the question of whether officeholders are acting as private citizens or government officials when they use social media to post about their official government duties. The court issued one ruling for both cases, offering…

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Apple must face $1 billion lawsuit over claims of unfair UK App Store developer fees, judge rules

A judge has decided that Apple must face a UK lawsuit worth almost $1 billion over claims the App Store's commission fees are unfair.

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Google Photos on Android seems primed to pick up a 'recover storage' option

The latest version of Google Photos on Android offers hints in its code of a space-saving feature for cloud storage.

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Windows 11 will block updates if you have certain apps installed — here’s how to avoid it

Windows 11 will block updates if you have certain apps installed – Here’s how to avoid it.

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Windows 11 doesn't have enough ads, says Microsoft's latest plan to force more ads onto your PC

Windows 11 may soon feature more ads within the Start menu. Microsoft is testing an option that would promote apps within the Recommended section of the Start menu.

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Windows is losing these 7 features in 2024 — here's what will change for you

Microsoft typically adds new stuff to Windows, but some features are leaving in 2024 and we'll definitely miss them.

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Ask Jerry: Will Google help me access a loved one's data after they pass away?

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

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Microsoft stifles third-party interface customization apps in Windows 11 Version 24H2

As the release date for Windows 11 24H2 nears, the RTM version of Windows has blocked customization options, citing security and stability concerns.

Tom’s Hardware

The looming threat of opening Apple's app ecosystem

An open app ecosystem could give developers more flexibility, but also could bring malicious apps.

Axios

Forget Chrome: Edge could soon become the most RAM-friendly browser

Microsoft's Edge browser can give you full control over its RAM usage, and it may be a boon for gamers.

Tom’s Guide

Microsoft Teams (free) gets a noise-suppression feature and Community Bot for automating recurring tasks

Microsoft shipped new features to Teams in March, including a noise suppression feature and a Community Bot for automating redundant and recurring tasks.

Windows Central

U.S. Rep. Colin Allred voted for TikTok ban despite continuing to use the app

Allred is the delegation’s most prolific user of the app. He said he voted for the legislation because of national security concerns.

The Texas Tribune

Google is finally deleting your Incognito mode browsing history — well, some of it

Google Chrome Incognito mode isn't as "incognito" as we all thought, but Google is finally deleting millions of users' browsing history. Here's what you should know.

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Microsoft is bringing back this excellent File Explorer feature I bet you didn't know existed or had been removed

Windows 11 may soon support dragging and dropping content into the File Explorer address bar. That feature was removed with Windows 11 23H2 but can now be tested if you have the right tools.

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Google commits to privacy reform: Proposed settlement aims to safeguard user data

In a significant development regarding online privacy, Google has agreed to a proposed class action settlement, aiming to address concerns over the collection of web browsing data in its private browsing mode, known as 'Incognito mode.' Read further on Dynamite News:

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Google Incognito mode was never private — and now Google’s being forced to delete all the data

Google's Incognito mode was never as private as you may have believed, and now the company is paying the price.

Tom’s Guide

Gmail just rolled out new security rules — what you need to know

Gmail turned 20 years old this week, and to ring in the special day, it created new security rules.

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Google promises to erase Incognito browsing data as part of settlement

Google pledges to delete tons of user browsing data and has promised to make changes to private browsing policies in an attempt to settle its class action Incognito lawsuit.

The Guardian - AU

Facebook shuts news tab after Meta vows to stop paying Australian publishers for content

Meta says it will take a number of days for news tab to be fully removed in Australia and the United States

International Business Times

Google To Delete Incognito Search Data To End Privacy Suit

Google has agreed to delete a vast trove of search data to settle a suit that it tracked millions of US users who thought they were browsing the internet privately.

Android Central

Ask Jerry: What data survives a factory reset?

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Dropbox's new beta app brings saved files to the File Explorer and Taskbar on Windows 11 for easy accessibility

Dropbox recently launched a new beta version of its app for Windows 11 and Windows 10 users. It lets users access files directly from the File Explorer or Taskbar.

Android Central

Google confirms it's still working to support your old Nest cameras in Google Home

Google bought Nest years ago, and is trying its best to phase out the Nest app in favor of Google Home. But some old cameras are still unsupported, and the company is still aiming to fix that.

Android Central

Google explains the Pixel 8's seven years of software updates

Google's seven-year Pixel software upgrade promise is a long way from being fulfilled, but a company VP is explaining how it will make it happen.

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