Apple Aims to Launch More Ads in the App Store by the Holidays
If past performance is anything to go by, the new ads will drive a huge amount of customers to new iOS apps.
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Facebook Login Buttons Aren’t As Popular Anymore
Today's internet users just aren't that interested in tying their social media accounts to other websites they visit.
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South Korea Fines Google and Meta for Data Privacy Violations
Facebook and Google users weren't informed and couldn't consent to how their private data was tracked, South Korea says.
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Zoom Takes on Microsoft Teams With New Team Chat
Zoom has made a slight change to the name of its communications platform and added a number of new features for users.
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iOS 16: All the Best Features Coming to iPhones
The new operating system will provide better functionality and improved security for its users.
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Etsy Sellers Form Guild to Stop ‘Amazonification’ of Ecommerce
The Indie Sellers Guide will "preserve spaces for sellers and buyers to come together in appreciation of art and creativity."
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Report: Shopify Password Requirements Are Dangerously Lax
The popular ecommerce website builder requires passwords to be only five characters long.
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Are GIFs Stealing Your Data on Microsoft Teams?
New research reveals multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft Teams, putting users at risk using cleverly disguised GIFs
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What Is ‘Quiet Quitting’ and Why Are Half of Us Doing it?
Employee dissatisfaction is the highest its been in almost a decade, and its changing the way Gen Zers decide to work.
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InterContinental Hotels Struck by Global Cyberattack
With this being InterContinental’s second major breach in five years, it's clear the group hasn’t learned its lesson.
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Google Cuts Perks as Big Tech Braces for a Potential Recession
As part of Google’s CEO’s plan to ‘simplify the company’, staff cuts may also be soon to follow.
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Amazon CEO: No Plans “Right Now” to Force a Return to the Office
Most Amazon office employees are working remotely part of the time. That's not likely to change in the near future.
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Shopify Doesn’t Want Sellers Using Amazon’s Checkout Tool
Shopify is warning sellers against adding Amazon's one-click checkout button. Are the two ecommerce companies fighting?
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Yet Again, Google Chrome Users Should Update ASAP
The new bug is tied to "insufficient data validation" in the open-source software behind Google's popular browser.
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Microsoft Teams Will Finally Let You Search for Message Threads
Users have been begging Microsoft to fix this frustrating bug and it looks like they'll finally get their wish.
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Dashlane Joins Big Tech in Push to Get Rid of Passwords
The future is passwordless, and even password managers are getting on board with ditching the outdated security measure.
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Was TikTok Actually Hacked?
A hacker group claimed to have breached TikTok, but the social media platform insists all the info was publicly available.
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Almost Half of US Workers Aren’t Taking Vacation, Survey Finds
Although employees across the US are experiencing burnout en masse, the expense of taking a break is deterring many.
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IRS Data Leak Exposes Taxpayer Information
The IRS has admitted that some taxpayer data that shouldn't have been publicly accessible was available for viewing.
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WhatsApp Will Stop Working on Some Apple Devices Next Month
According to Meta, WhatsApp will only be available on iPhones running iOS 12 or above by the end of October.
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Facebook and Instagram Could Have Paid Features in the Future
Meta is exploring the prospect of charging a fee to use certain features on its platforms, including Facebook and Instagram.
