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Apple's secret Safari cookie crackdown could have unintended consequences for your logins

Safari 16.4 treats cookies differently in an attempt to improve privacy, but it could also mean logging back into websites more often.

iMore

Microsoft is CHANGING what the 'Print Screen' key does on Windows 11 — here's how to change it back

Microsoft is changing the default behavior of the Print Screen button on Windows 11. Don't like it? Here's how to change it back.

Windows Central

Today is the last day you can use Microsoft Teams Free (Classic) — here's how to save your files, chats, and data

The current free version of Microsoft Teams will be retired on April 12, 2023. Users can either pay to keep all their content or lose their data and transition to the new free version of Teams.

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Fitbit's mandatory migration to Google accounts begins this summer

Google announces the timeframe users should expect to begin migrating their Fitbit accounts.

Android Central

Microsoft Edge’s Sidebar is the simple idea that's changed how I work every day

Having floated from browser to browser, Microsoft Edge has sucked me back in with its amazing Sidebar. It's changed how I work.

Windows Central

How to spring clean your Google storage

Is your Google cloud storage full? Here are some tips to free up some space

Evening Standard

Microsoft Edge Drop is the best browser feature you're not using

Drop is a new feature for Edge that lets you send messages, files, and photos to yourself. It's also one of my favorite tools on my phone and PC. Here's how to use it.

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New Google Play policy will make it easier to delete account data from Android apps

Google will require that Android app developers provide an easy way for users to request account and data deletions.

Android Central

Microsoft's massive Teams update is on the way for Education users as well

Microsoft recently announced a new version of Teams for Windows. The updated app is now in public preview for Education users.

Windows Central

The new Outlook for Windows app finally gains support for Gmail accounts

Microsoft has announced a handful of new features and updates that are now rolling out for users that are testing the new Outlook for Windows app. Today's updates introduce support for third-party Gmail accounts, including full support for Gmail calendar and contacts.

Windows Central

Meta is the hottest tech stock in the market right now

A leaner Meta Platforms Inc. is impressing Wall Street, with analysts turning more bullish as cost cuts coupled with stabilizing advertising trends make the Facebook owner’s stock look more durable in a looming economic slowdown.

Tribune News Service

Microsoft Teams has a new feature to make sure you don't miss anything

Microsoft shipped a handful of features to Teams for desktop and mobile devices last month. The Windows 11 Chat app now has a new way of highlighting app badges.

Windows Central

Rights groups urge UN not to adopt IHRA anti-Semitism definition

A letter to UN secretary-general says the definition is often used to wrongly label criticism of Israel as anti-Semitic.

Al Jazeera

How to move the taskbar in Windows 11

Here's how to move the taskbar on Windows 11 from the center of the screen to the more traditional left side

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Google Drive rolls back file limit, will explore 'alternate approaches'

Users have started receiving a new failure message on Drive regarding Google's quietly rolled-out file limit.

Tom’s Guide

Google Drive has a secret file creation limit — what you need to know

Google Drive has secretly implemented a 5 million file limit, even on its highest storage plans.

Tom’s Guide

How to edit the Host file on macOS

Here's how power users can edit the Host file on macOS

Windows Central

Windows 11 is testing this new option to help your laptop save energy

Microsoft just shipped two new builds to Insiders in the Beta Channel. The update adds the ability to enable Content Adaptive Brightness Control when your laptop is plugged in.

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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.

Android 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.

Windows 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.

Windows Central

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.

The Guardian - UK

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

Tribune News Service

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.”

Reason

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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