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Bengaluru Man Accuses Blinkit Of "Fraud" Over Missing Free Oil, Company Responds
A Reddit post by a Bengaluru Blinkit user has gone viral after the customer accused the company of "fraud" in failing to deliver freebies as mentioned while placing the order.
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Vegetarian Blogger's "Free From Cruelty" Food Post Ignites Battle Online
The vegetarian blogger’s food platter featured a bowl of rice alongside lentils, topped with chopped onions
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Swiggy Instamart User Complains About Free Tomatoes He "Cannot Remove", Internet Gives Mixed Reaction
Calling it "basket sneaking", the customer shared that he should have the right to remove the unwanted free food items from his online shopping cart.
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Mumbai Auto Driver Keeps Free Biscuits And Water For Passengers, Wins Praise
A Mumbai-based auto driver is winning praise online for his act of kindness. Read on to know more about it.
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'Glaze' Software Can Thwart Copycat AI Tools From Stealing Artist Styles, Researchers Say
Glaze, a free software tool released by researchers at the University of Chicago, can protect an artist's style from being copied by generative artificial intelligence (AI) services. The software makes small changes to digital images — invisible to the human eye — that act as a "style cloak" when they are posted online, according to the researc...
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ChatGPT Professional Plan Priced at $42 Per Month Surfaces Online, Firm Yet to Announce Premium Plans
ChatGPT, an OpenAI chatbot, has reportedly begun offering a Professional Plan to its users for $42 (roughly Rs. 3,400) per month. The company has yet to make an official announcement. However, earlier this month, OpenAI posted a waitlist for a professional tier with listed benefits.
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Invest Safe Using Online Trading Apps with These Tips For Beginners
It is recommended that you use free funds for the purpose of trading
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Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign: India Post To Deliver National Flag For Free, Here's How To Buy It Online
India Post announced on Twitter on Tuesday that to facilitate sales and distribution of Tiranga under Har Ghar Tirangacampaign, all post offices will function on holidays falling before Independence Day 2022.
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Xbox, Krispy Kreme Partner for Limited Edition Doughnuts to Celebrate 20 Years of the Gaming Console
Krispy Kreme, the American doughnut and coffeehouse chain, and gaming giant Xbox have joined hands to introduce 'The Nexus Level,' a limited-edition doughnut. The delicacy will be available in offline and online stores in the UK and Ireland from August 2 to August 22, said Krispy Kreme in a promotional video posted on Twitter.
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Deep Nostalgia Brings Historical Photos to Life Using AI
Deep Nostalgia uses AI to apply facial animations to still portraits, giving you a Harry Potter effect and bringing historical figures to life
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Fortnite Players Get Treated to Free 'Star Wars' Items and a New Scene
Millions of Fortnite players had a bad feeling about a historic "Star Wars" event inside the game, just minutes before it went live.
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Man Who Slashed "Baby Trump" Balloon Raises $20,000 In Online Fundraiser
A man who slashed open a giant "Baby Trump" balloon with a knife during the president's trip Saturday to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the Alabama-Louisiana State football game was free on bond Sunday, saying in a video that he'd "do it again if given the opportunity."
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BuzzFeed, HuffPost To Shed More Than 200 Jobs In New Round Of Layoffs
America's free online news heavyweights, BuzzFeed and HuffPost, this week were rocked by a new wave of layoffs, a sign of an advertising-dependent economic model under threat.
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After Trump's Warning Over "Bias" In Search, Threats To Regulate Google
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it would explore regulating Google - an effort that would challenge protections around free speech online
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Thousands Of Android Apps May Be Illegally Tracking Children, Study Finds
Thousands of free, popular children's apps available on the Google Play Store could be violating child privacy laws, according to a new, large-scale study, highlighting growing criticism of Silicon Valley's data collection efforts.
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Bengaluru Man Accuses Blinkit Of "Fraud" Over Missing Free Oil, Company Responds
A Reddit post by a Bengaluru Blinkit user has gone viral after the customer accused the company of "fraud" in failing to deliver freebies as mentioned while placing the order.
-
Vegetarian Blogger's "Free From Cruelty" Food Post Ignites Battle Online
The vegetarian blogger’s food platter featured a bowl of rice alongside lentils, topped with chopped onions
-
Swiggy Instamart User Complains About Free Tomatoes He "Cannot Remove", Internet Gives Mixed Reaction
Calling it "basket sneaking", the customer shared that he should have the right to remove the unwanted free food items from his online shopping cart.
-
Mumbai Auto Driver Keeps Free Biscuits And Water For Passengers, Wins Praise
A Mumbai-based auto driver is winning praise online for his act of kindness. Read on to know more about it.
-
'Glaze' Software Can Thwart Copycat AI Tools From Stealing Artist Styles, Researchers Say
Glaze, a free software tool released by researchers at the University of Chicago, can protect an artist's style from being copied by generative artificial intelligence (AI) services. The software makes small changes to digital images — invisible to the human eye — that act as a "style cloak" when they are posted online, according to the researc...
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ChatGPT Professional Plan Priced at $42 Per Month Surfaces Online, Firm Yet to Announce Premium Plans
ChatGPT, an OpenAI chatbot, has reportedly begun offering a Professional Plan to its users for $42 (roughly Rs. 3,400) per month. The company has yet to make an official announcement. However, earlier this month, OpenAI posted a waitlist for a professional tier with listed benefits.
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Invest Safe Using Online Trading Apps with These Tips For Beginners
It is recommended that you use free funds for the purpose of trading
-
Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign: India Post To Deliver National Flag For Free, Here's How To Buy It Online
India Post announced on Twitter on Tuesday that to facilitate sales and distribution of Tiranga under Har Ghar Tirangacampaign, all post offices will function on holidays falling before Independence Day 2022.
-
Xbox, Krispy Kreme Partner for Limited Edition Doughnuts to Celebrate 20 Years of the Gaming Console
Krispy Kreme, the American doughnut and coffeehouse chain, and gaming giant Xbox have joined hands to introduce 'The Nexus Level,' a limited-edition doughnut. The delicacy will be available in offline and online stores in the UK and Ireland from August 2 to August 22, said Krispy Kreme in a promotional video posted on Twitter.
-
Deep Nostalgia Brings Historical Photos to Life Using AI
Deep Nostalgia uses AI to apply facial animations to still portraits, giving you a Harry Potter effect and bringing historical figures to life
-
Fortnite Players Get Treated to Free 'Star Wars' Items and a New Scene
Millions of Fortnite players had a bad feeling about a historic "Star Wars" event inside the game, just minutes before it went live.
-
Man Who Slashed "Baby Trump" Balloon Raises $20,000 In Online Fundraiser
A man who slashed open a giant "Baby Trump" balloon with a knife during the president's trip Saturday to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for the Alabama-Louisiana State football game was free on bond Sunday, saying in a video that he'd "do it again if given the opportunity."
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BuzzFeed, HuffPost To Shed More Than 200 Jobs In New Round Of Layoffs
America's free online news heavyweights, BuzzFeed and HuffPost, this week were rocked by a new wave of layoffs, a sign of an advertising-dependent economic model under threat.
-
After Trump's Warning Over "Bias" In Search, Threats To Regulate Google
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it would explore regulating Google - an effort that would challenge protections around free speech online
-
Thousands Of Android Apps May Be Illegally Tracking Children, Study Finds
Thousands of free, popular children's apps available on the Google Play Store could be violating child privacy laws, according to a new, large-scale study, highlighting growing criticism of Silicon Valley's data collection efforts.
