Is Facebook Actually Free? Letter to Meta Suggests EU Doesn’t Think So
The European Union has detailed a number of ways Meta may be in breach of laws designed to protect the continent's consumers.
Daniel is a freelance writer and journalist with over 10 years’ experience. Since 2019 he’s worked with multiple brands under the Future PLC umbrella – Tom’s Guide, T3, What Hi-Fi?, TechRadar and more – to keep an international audience informed of the latest developments in the consumer technology and TV streaming space. After receiving his MA in Contemporary Literature and Culture, Daniel also worked as a visual arts critic: writing reviews for publications like The Brooklyn Rail, Photomonitor, and Aesthetica both online and in print.
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Google Scraps Long-Awaited Plans to Remove Third-Party Tracking Cookies
The world’s most-popular web browser will discuss a new proposal with regulators
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Amazon Primed for Crackdown on Remote Workers
Tech giant Amazon cracks down on “coffee badging” in an ongoing effort to enforce its return-to-office policy.
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Claude AI App Finally Comes to Android – Here’s What It Can Do
ChatGPT may have already been on Android for a year at this point, but Anthropic is catching up with the Claude app.
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New WhatsApp ‘Favorites’ Feature Makes Finding Chats Easier
“Favorites” is one of many WhatsApp updates helping users to be better connected to the people they chat with.
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Claude 3.5 Sonnet Update Makes Creating AI Prompts Simple
Users of large language model Claude can now “generate, test, and evaluate” their prompts in the Anthropic console.
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Bumble Dating App Cracks Down on Fake AI Profiles
Dating app Bumble continues to help its users stay safe from bad actors with new feature to flag AI-generated profiles.
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Study: China Outpacing US in AI Use in the Workplace
While China may be beating the US when it comes to using AI, the study shows it's not as fast to fully implement the tech.