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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.

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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.

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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.

Tom’s Hardware

'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.

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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.

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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.

Tom’s Hardware

This new Windows 11 feature makes it easier to find your favorite apps and updates

Microsoft is testing a new search box in the Microsoft Store that will allow you to search your app Library. The change is part of a controlled rollout among Windows Insiders, so you may not see it yet.

Windows Central

Threads cements itself as the antithesis of Twitter as it hits 175 million users

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that one year after it launched, Threads' user base now reaches 175 million.

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Microsoft’s official guide to switching from a Microsoft Account to a local account in Windows has been reinstated

Microsoft’s official guide to switching from a Microsoft Account to a local account in Windows has been reinstated. These particular instructions were scrubbed from the article back in June.

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Microsoft explains why it's better to use a local account on Windows 11 — perhaps on purpose

Microsoft has gone back and forth several times on listing steps on how to switch from a Microsoft account to a local account on Windows 11. At the moment, the company's support document still includes steps on how to switch.

Windows Central

How to uninstall Microsoft Teams from Windows 11

On Windows 11, you can remove the Microsoft Teams app like any other app from the Settings app or use the Windows Package Manager, and I will show you how in this guide.

Tom’s Guide

Apple removes popular VPNs from the App Store on behalf of Russian authorities

In a major move against digital freedom, Apple has acted at the instruction of Russian authorities and seemingly removed a host of leading VPNs from its Russian App Store.

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How well does WSL work on the new Snapdragon X Elite laptops?

WSL is an important part of Windows 11 and with the new generation of Snapdragon X Elite laptops hitting the market, will it work OK? Here's a quick overview.

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This latest Windows 11 update bug may finally convince me to switch to Linux

A recent Windows 11 update (KB5039302) was released with a major issue that caused reboot hell for some users. It appears to be fixed for now, but it might be the final straw for me.

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Microsoft finally moves the WSL2 kernel onto a more modern LTS release, but you'll have to install it yourself right now

Microsoft is finally moving WSL2 away from its aging kernel with the first release of a new 6.6 LTS that can be built and installed right now ahead of it being rolled in by default.

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'Google Is Broken': How An Algorithm Tweak Cost Livelihoods

Online businesses have been left considering layoffs and even site closures after Google's massive upgrade in March and April caused catastrophic drops in traffic.