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Poll: Are OneDrive notifications in the Start menu ads?

Microsoft is testing a notification in the Start menu that prompts people to back up their files to OneDrive. People are split on if the notification is an ad, and we'd like to know your thoughts.

Windows Central

How to control your privacy settings on AllTrails

On public settings, AllTrails could easily give someone access to your private location, as it did for some government officials.

Android Central

Google claims Microsoft is being anticompetitive in the cloud

Google recently came out against Microsoft's cloud business, claiming that Microsoft participates in anticompetitive practices.

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Here's how Bing Chat may pay publishers it cites as sources

Microsoft's Bing Chat scours the web for information to generate its answers. Soon, the chatbot may lead to revenue for publications cited as sources.

Windows Central

Meta reportedly considering Europe political ads ban

Facebook owner weighing up move amid fears it could struggle to abide by new EU laws, say reports

The Guardian - UK

Google ‘not truthful,’ tried to ‘subvert’ court process by deleting evidence in monopoly case, judge rules

A federal court judge has lambasted Google for deceptive tactics in a high-stakes court case, with California Attorney General Rob Bonta also attacking the technology behemoth for “egregious behavior.”

Tribune News Service

No Pseudonymity for Plaintiff in Lawsuit That Would Further Publicize His Criminal History

From Doe v. HireRight LLC, decided yesterday by Judge Stephen McNamee (D. Ariz.): Four years ago, Plaintiff was charged with two felonies. As part of a plea agreement, he pled guilty to both charges in exchange for one of the charges being downgraded to a misdemeanor. Thus, he was convicted…

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Microsoft plans major platform upgrades for “Windows 12” that will modernize the OS with AI, faster updates, and better security

Remember Windows Core OS? It was the modern basis for a new version of Windows called Windows 10X, which sadly never shipped. Well, Microsoft is once again working on a new modern base for Windows, this time called CorePC.

Windows Central

HP|Poly Unveils New Voice, Video Solutions and Partnership

From Google Meet and Microsoft Teams certifications to new partnerships, see what HP|Poly is up to at Enterprise Connect.

AVNetwork

PSA: You can sign up for Google's research program, give feedback on products

Google User Experience Research is an initiative from the search giant to help create a more helpful home for users.

Android Central

Amazon delivery driver filmed dropping off package in middle of police standoff

The video received over 7 million views on TikTok and 1.3 million likes

The Independent UK

New Microsoft Teams promises double the speed and a fresh look

Microsoft just announced a new version of Teams that's up to twice as fast while also using fewer system resources. It also paves the way for AI features, such as the newly announced Copilot.

Windows Central

How to use Microsoft Office on a Chromebook

Google Drive might be enough for many a Chromebook user, but as Google-powered laptops grow in popularity, particularly in education and enterprise, there's sure to be a lot that need to use Microsoft Office instead. Fortunately, it's really easy to do.

Android Central

Windows 11 Snipping Tool 'aCropalypse' bug fixed with emergency update from Microsoft

Microsoft just shipped an emergency update for the Windows 11 Snipping Tool that secures it against the "aCropalypse" vulnerability.

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The Guardian - UK

Twitter takes legal action after source code leaked online

Elon Musk-owned platform demands that GitHub identifies who posted parts of its code

Tom’s Guide

Google Pixel Tablet leak shows secret weapon the iPad can’t match

The Google Pixel Tablet’s dock accessory turns your slate into a smart display for your home while it charges.

Newcastle Herald

Surgeon's defamation case a win over fake Google review

A Newcastle-based doctor remains mute over fake, defamatory Google review

Tom’s Hardware

Bug Makes Windows 11 Snipping Tool Images Recoverable After Editing

Images cropped or edited using Windows 11's Snipping Tool or Windows 10's Snip & Sketch can be partially recovered thanks to a security flaw first discovered in Google Pixel's Markup.

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"Chat GPT" scam extension stole Facebook data from up to 9,000 users

Chat GPT for Google, a malicious Google extension that is named similarly to the official ChatGPT for Google extension, has been taken off the Chrome store after it stole Facebook data from up to 9,000 downloaders who were none-the-wiser.

Windows Central

How to manage email and account settings on Windows 10

Windows 10 includes settings to set up additional accounts to quickly sign into apps and faster access to emails and calendars.

Tom’s Guide

Windows 11 is getting a big File Explorer upgrade — here's what's new

A deep-dive into the latest Windows 11 preview build appears to have confirmed that File Explorer is getting several upgrades — here's what's new.

IT Pro

Microsoft launches collaboration platform Loop, its answer to Notion

Microsoft has launched a new platform built for collaboration to try and simplify how teams work on projects together. The new platform, Microsoft Loop, is currently in public preview and allows teams to organise everything they need for a project into one unified workspace, including documents, files, and tools. The…

Axios

Team Biden to TikTok's owners: Just sell it

The administration's preferred outcome in the TikTok debate is becoming clear.

Daily Mirror

Google bans hugely popular Android app and warns users to delete it now

Google has just removed one of the most popular Android apps from its Play Store and is urging millions of people that use it to uninstall the software without delay.

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How to move the Windows 11 taskbar

Microsoft locked the Windows 11 taskbar in one spot. Want to break it free? We'll show you how.

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