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Netflix Launches New Feature Allowing Users to Remove Devices From Account
Netflix's newly introduced 'Manage Access and Devices' feature will be available to users around the globe on their Account Settings menu and will allow users to remove devices from their account that they no longer recognise or want to remain signed in to.
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Facebook To Shut Down Facial Recognition System
Facebook is shutting down its facial recognition system, which automatically identifies users in photos and videos, citing societal concerns
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Crypto Concepts And Jargons Demystified By A 'Curious Beginner'
Reddit Product Lead Peter Yang, in his blogpost 'The Curious Beginner's Guide to Crypto' said "It's often easier to learn from a curious beginner than an expert who speaks in jargon"
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From Scooters To Flying Cars, Ola Has Ambitious Future Plans
Ola plans to produce kick scooters, e-bikes, drones and even flying cars under its future mobility scheme to help meet the country's transport needs.
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Zomato Co-Founder Gaurav Gupta Quits, Says 'Taking A New Turn' In Life
Zomato Co-Founder Gaurav Gupta has decided to leave the food tech platform, the company stated in a blogpost on Tuesday. Mr Gupta or GG, as he is popularly known, joined Zomato in 2015 and was elevated as Chief Operating Officer (COO) in 2018 and as Founder in 2019.
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Facebook Says It Took Down 1.3 Billion Fake Accounts in October-December
Facebook in a blogpost published Monday said that it took down 1.3 billion fake accounts between October and December last year, and that it had over 35,000 people working on tackling misinformation on its platform.
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Twitter Seeks Public Opinion on How to Treat Rule-Breaking World Leaders
Twitter on Thursday said via a blogpost that it will be releasing a survey to gather public opinion on how and when it should ban world leaders from the platform if they don’t follow rules. Social media platforms including Twitter and Facebook have been under scrutiny for the way they handle accounts of politicians and government officials, parti...
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GitHub Restores Popular YouTube Downloader After Uproar Over Removal for Copyright Violation
GitHub has brought back YouTube-DL, a popular YouTube downloading tool, that was removed from the platform over copyright violation last month. GitHub in a blogpost has said that all future take-down requests will be scrutinised by its technical and legal experts.
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Android Auto To Get A New Interface
With connected cars and inbuilt eSIM technologies coming in, chances are that smartphone connectivity in cars is the next big thing. However, Google is going the whole hog and is making Android Auto a lot more engaging. In a blogpost, the company shared that Android Auto will be updated with a new interface and some added features will help simplif...
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Zomato Reports Data Theft Of 17 Million Users
The stolen information contains user email addresses and 'hashed' passwords but no payment information or credit card data has been stolen/leaked, Zomato said in a blogpost on its website.
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Ola Hits Out At Uber For Fanning 'Debate Of Nationalism'
As the fight for market share took nationalist overtones, Indian ride-hailing startup Ola today hit out at its San Francisco-based rival Uber for fanning the nationalism debate to hide its identity of being a multinational with "serial violations of law".
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Lead Developer Quits Bitcoin Saying It 'Has Failed'
Bitcoin slid by 10 percent on Friday after one of its lead developers, Mike Hearn, said in a blogpost that he was ending his involvement with the cryptocurrency and selling all of his remaining holdings.
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Google Glass Goes Back on Sale in US But Still in Beta
Anyone in the United States with $1,500 can now buy Google Inc's still-in-beta Google Glass, the Internet company said on a blogpost on Tuesday.
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Motorola aims for do-it-yourself smartphones
The Google-owned manufacturer has launched Project Ara to create a free, open and standardized platform to let people pick and choose the components they want in their phones, Motorola said in a blogpost this week.
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Google launches new initiative for mobile Internet users
Under the 'Let's talk Mo' initiative', Google will help businesses create mobile sites for free.
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Netflix Launches New Feature Allowing Users to Remove Devices From Account
Netflix's newly introduced 'Manage Access and Devices' feature will be available to users around the globe on their Account Settings menu and will allow users to remove devices from their account that they no longer recognise or want to remain signed in to.
-
Facebook To Shut Down Facial Recognition System
Facebook is shutting down its facial recognition system, which automatically identifies users in photos and videos, citing societal concerns
-
Crypto Concepts And Jargons Demystified By A 'Curious Beginner'
Reddit Product Lead Peter Yang, in his blogpost 'The Curious Beginner's Guide to Crypto' said "It's often easier to learn from a curious beginner than an expert who speaks in jargon"
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From Scooters To Flying Cars, Ola Has Ambitious Future Plans
Ola plans to produce kick scooters, e-bikes, drones and even flying cars under its future mobility scheme to help meet the country's transport needs.
-
Zomato Co-Founder Gaurav Gupta Quits, Says 'Taking A New Turn' In Life
Zomato Co-Founder Gaurav Gupta has decided to leave the food tech platform, the company stated in a blogpost on Tuesday. Mr Gupta or GG, as he is popularly known, joined Zomato in 2015 and was elevated as Chief Operating Officer (COO) in 2018 and as Founder in 2019.
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Facebook Says It Took Down 1.3 Billion Fake Accounts in October-December
Facebook in a blogpost published Monday said that it took down 1.3 billion fake accounts between October and December last year, and that it had over 35,000 people working on tackling misinformation on its platform.
-
Twitter Seeks Public Opinion on How to Treat Rule-Breaking World Leaders
Twitter on Thursday said via a blogpost that it will be releasing a survey to gather public opinion on how and when it should ban world leaders from the platform if they don’t follow rules. Social media platforms including Twitter and Facebook have been under scrutiny for the way they handle accounts of politicians and government officials, parti...
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GitHub Restores Popular YouTube Downloader After Uproar Over Removal for Copyright Violation
GitHub has brought back YouTube-DL, a popular YouTube downloading tool, that was removed from the platform over copyright violation last month. GitHub in a blogpost has said that all future take-down requests will be scrutinised by its technical and legal experts.
-
Android Auto To Get A New Interface
With connected cars and inbuilt eSIM technologies coming in, chances are that smartphone connectivity in cars is the next big thing. However, Google is going the whole hog and is making Android Auto a lot more engaging. In a blogpost, the company shared that Android Auto will be updated with a new interface and some added features will help simplif...
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Zomato Reports Data Theft Of 17 Million Users
The stolen information contains user email addresses and 'hashed' passwords but no payment information or credit card data has been stolen/leaked, Zomato said in a blogpost on its website.
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Ola Hits Out At Uber For Fanning 'Debate Of Nationalism'
As the fight for market share took nationalist overtones, Indian ride-hailing startup Ola today hit out at its San Francisco-based rival Uber for fanning the nationalism debate to hide its identity of being a multinational with "serial violations of law".
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Lead Developer Quits Bitcoin Saying It 'Has Failed'
Bitcoin slid by 10 percent on Friday after one of its lead developers, Mike Hearn, said in a blogpost that he was ending his involvement with the cryptocurrency and selling all of his remaining holdings.
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Google Glass Goes Back on Sale in US But Still in Beta
Anyone in the United States with $1,500 can now buy Google Inc's still-in-beta Google Glass, the Internet company said on a blogpost on Tuesday.
-
Motorola aims for do-it-yourself smartphones
The Google-owned manufacturer has launched Project Ara to create a free, open and standardized platform to let people pick and choose the components they want in their phones, Motorola said in a blogpost this week.
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Google launches new initiative for mobile Internet users
Under the 'Let's talk Mo' initiative', Google will help businesses create mobile sites for free.
