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Blocking ads on YouTube is like trying to sneak into the movies

YouTube exists to make money, and Google will try to squeeze as much from us as it can.

Android Central

Google Meet wants you to raise your hand before you speak

Currently, there's a button in Google Meet that allows you to raise your hand. Now Google will let you simply raise your real hand instead.

Android Central

Why has Google Maps changed colour? Annoyed users demand old look back

Some are urging Google to give them the option to revert back to the old palette

Evening Standard

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Nothing Phone users see iMessage app swiftly removed from Play Store

Serious security issues with Nothing Phone (2) iMessage app have been raised, although Nothing says it's just fixing bugs

Microsoft hires former OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

Tech company creates advanced new artificial intelligence team as Twitch’s Emmett Shear joins OpenAI

The Guardian - UK

"They need to make good products and let people CHOOSE to use them." How Brexit and Microsoft teamed up to ruin Windows 11

Microsoft will soon let Windows 11 users hide some ads and the MSN news feed. The change is due to legislation, not out of the goodness of Microsoft's heart, and it will only affect a limited number of countries.

Windows Central

Microsoft launches Copilot web app, bringing the AI assistant to any platform

Interested in trying out Microsoft's new AI Copilot, but don't want to download a Microsoft app to try it? Now you can with the new Microsoft Copilot web app.

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Microsoft Copilot is officially part of everything in Microsoft 365

Ready or not, Copilot is integrated with every part of Microsoft 365 and Enterprise.

Windows Central

Google CEO Sundar Pichai returns to court to defend internet company for second time in two weeks

Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Tuesday was summoned to federal court for the second time in two weeks to testify in an antitrust trial threatening to topple a pillar of an internet empire that he helped build

The Independent UK

Robinhood’s Investor Alphabet Sells Off Final Stake In Trading App

Alphabet Inc. said it had sold all of its remaining shares in Robinhood Markets, the online trading app operator

Zenger

Sundar Pichai denies Google stifles competition at Epic antitrust trial

Chief executive confirmed that Google pays Apple a 36% revenue share to remain Safari’s default search engine

The Guardian - US

Switching from Windows 11 to Linux or Mac always gets attention, so why not when it's in reverse?

People are quick to talk about ditching Windows 11 for Linux or Mac, so we're taking time to celebrate a story where the opposite happened.

Windows Central

Google Play tightens rules for Android app developers, with some elbow room

Google has announced new Play Store measures for Android app developers, in a bid to keep unsafe apps at bay.

Android Central

Despite its big OpenAI push, Microsoft's Bing search market share decreases year-over-year

Perhaps Microsoft should've asked ChatGPT how it can grow its search volume, because right now it seems Microsoft simply doesn't have a clue.

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Google TV redesign will say goodbye to boxy app icons

Google is detailing a new home screen redesign arriving soon for Google TV.

Tom’s Hardware

Google Surfaces Malware-Laden Fake CPU-Z Installer in Search Results

A new advertising campaign was found to be running websites with altered CPU-Z applications that contained a trojan.

Android Central

Amazon could ditch Android for some OS you probably haven't heard of

Amazon is reportedly planning to ditch Android for its own Fire OS replacement, finally breaking free from Google's shackles.

Windows Central

Temporarily blocking its employees from accessing ChatGPT over security and privacy concerns, Microsoft responds

Microsoft employees were briefly restricted from accessing ChatGPT on Thursday due to "security and data concerns."

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Amazon set to ditch Android in ‘all devices’ — and it's starting with Fire TV

Amazon is reportedly developing a new web-first operating system codenamed "Vega".

Windows Central

Google Chrome gains a dedicated deals hub on Search to take on Microsoft Edge, just in time for Black Friday

Google is shipping a plethora of shopping-focused features to its browser Chrome. The goal behind these new additions is to make the shopping experience seamless for users by making it easy to identify good deals and track prices.

Windows Central

Microsoft will let you uninstall even more built-in Windows 11 apps soon

Microsoft is back with a new Windows 11 preview build for Insiders in the Dev Channel. Today's build is 23585 and introduces the ability to uninstall more built-in Windows 11 apps.

Zenger

Ex-Meta Engineer Raises Alarm On Teen Safety, Sparks Legislative Attention

Former Meta engineer’s testimony before U.S. Senate subcommittee put spotlight back on tech giant’s responsibilities

Tom’s Guide

Alexa Emergency Assist — what it is, how much it costs, and how it could save your life

Alexa Emergency Assist is a subscription service that works with any Amazon Echo device connected to the internet. Saying "Alexa, call for help" will connect you with a live agent available 24/7 that can dispatch police, the fire department, or an ambulance to your home.

Windows Central

The Microsoft Authenticator app will suppress 'risky' notifications as Microsoft pushes for improved security

The Microsoft Authenticator app will no longer notify users if there is a risky login attempt to their account.

The Independent UK

Former Meta engineering leader to testify before Congress on Instagram's harms to teens

On the same day whistleblower Frances Haugen was testifying before Congress about the harms of Facebook and Instagram to children in the fall of 2021, Arturo Bejar, then a contractor at the social media giant, sent an email to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the same topic

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