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YouTube Reportedly Cracking Down on Those Using VPN to Get Cheaper Premium Subscription
After tackling ad blockers, YouTube is now said to be cracking down on users who use virtual private networks (VPNs) to get a cheaper premium subscription, according to claims by users on social media. Several users reported receiving emails from the video-streaming service regarding the cancellation of the premium subscription due to invalid billi...
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YouTube Cracks Down on Third-Party Ad Blockers by Automatically Skipping Videos to the End: Report
YouTube has initiated another crackdown on third-party ad blockers on its platform in an effort to tackle the prolonged problem, according to a report. Users with ad blockers enabled are reportedly facing a new issue – video automatically skipping to the end, building upon other efforts to tackle ad blockers.
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Google Pay To Shut Down In US, To Continue Ops In India
Google will discontinue Google Pay in the United States in a strategic move to streamline its payment services and shift its focus towards enhancing Google Wallet.
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Gmail Shutting Down In August? Here's What Google Said
Google on clarified that it is not shutting its popular email service, Gmail, after rumours on social media platforms suggested the service was coming to a close.
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Beeper Takes Down Beeper Mini App From Google Play Store After iMessage Saga: Report
Beeper Mini has been involved in a long-running saga of promising to facilitate iMessage to Android users, getting blocked by Apple, and finding repeated workarounds to make the service work. The messaging platform seems to be running out of options now, as the Beeper Mini app has reportedly been removed from Google Play Store.
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Man In UK Uses Google Earth And Snapchat To Track Down Stolen Car
He used Google Earth to identify the exact street where the vehicle was parked before informing the police.
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Google Cancelled Its 'Project Iris' AR Smart Glasses, Will Build AR Technology for OEM Partners: Report
Google has reportedly killed Project Iris, after years of working on developing a pair of AR smart glasses that resembled regular spectacles, unlike the recently announced Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The company plans to continue developing AR software and services while OEM partners, such as Samsung, work on launching AR hardware, acco...
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Alphabet, Meta Earnings Decline Suggests Uncertain 2023 for Digital Ads Industry, Big Tech
Alphabet, Meta, and Snaps saw a decline in fourth-quarter results this week, suggesting a tough road ahead of digital ads business and big tech. Lower ad spending from brands in the financial services and technology sector was one reason for the revenue decline, Meta said.
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Gmail Users Flag Problems As E-Mail Service Goes Down: Report
Google's email service Gmail is down for several users.
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Elon Musk Said to Order Twitter to Cut Infrastructure Costs by $1 Billion in 'Deep Cuts Plan'
Elon Musk is said to have directed Twitter's teams to cut up to $1 billion in annual infrastructure costs, as part of a 'Deep Cuts Plan' that could result in the service going down during high-traffic events like the US midterm elections. Twitter is said to be aiming to find up to $3 million (roughly Rs. 24 crore) a day in savings from servers and ...
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Google Doubling Down on Investment in Its Own Hardware: Report
Google is reportedly 'doubling down' on investment in its own hardware, including its Pixel phones. As Samsung is losing ground to Apple in leading markets, the search giant will reportedly move product development and software engineering staff working on features for non-Google hardware to work on Google-branded devices. The company could develop...
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Citing Low Usage, Google Shuts Down Translation Feature In Mainland China
American tech giant Google on Monday (local time) announced that it was shutting down the Google Translate service in mainland China, citing low usage in the country, as per reports.
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Google Stadia to Shut Down in January 2023, Company to Refund Hardware Purchases: All Details
Google announced on Thursday that it would shut down Stadia, the company's three-year-old cloud gaming service. The company also said that it would refund purchases of Stadia hardware, such as controllers, as well as game content bought through its online store, and that players will have access to the service until January 18, 2023. According to W...
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WeTransfer Is Down, Downloads Are Crashing; Company Investigating Issues With Service
WeTransfer, a popular service that allows users to transfer large files is down. A few members of the Gadgets 360 provided details of the issue and the company has also acknowledged the issue via its website and is working on a fix.
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Google News Re-Opens in Spain After Eight-Year Shutdown
Alphabet reopened Google News in Spain on Wednesday, eight years after it shut down the service because of a Spanish rule forcing the company and other news aggregators to pay publishers for using snippets of their news.
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YouTube Reportedly Cracking Down on Those Using VPN to Get Cheaper Premium Subscription
After tackling ad blockers, YouTube is now said to be cracking down on users who use virtual private networks (VPNs) to get a cheaper premium subscription, according to claims by users on social media. Several users reported receiving emails from the video-streaming service regarding the cancellation of the premium subscription due to invalid billi...
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YouTube Cracks Down on Third-Party Ad Blockers by Automatically Skipping Videos to the End: Report
YouTube has initiated another crackdown on third-party ad blockers on its platform in an effort to tackle the prolonged problem, according to a report. Users with ad blockers enabled are reportedly facing a new issue – video automatically skipping to the end, building upon other efforts to tackle ad blockers.
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Google Pay To Shut Down In US, To Continue Ops In India
Google will discontinue Google Pay in the United States in a strategic move to streamline its payment services and shift its focus towards enhancing Google Wallet.
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Gmail Shutting Down In August? Here's What Google Said
Google on clarified that it is not shutting its popular email service, Gmail, after rumours on social media platforms suggested the service was coming to a close.
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Beeper Takes Down Beeper Mini App From Google Play Store After iMessage Saga: Report
Beeper Mini has been involved in a long-running saga of promising to facilitate iMessage to Android users, getting blocked by Apple, and finding repeated workarounds to make the service work. The messaging platform seems to be running out of options now, as the Beeper Mini app has reportedly been removed from Google Play Store.
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Man In UK Uses Google Earth And Snapchat To Track Down Stolen Car
He used Google Earth to identify the exact street where the vehicle was parked before informing the police.
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Google Cancelled Its 'Project Iris' AR Smart Glasses, Will Build AR Technology for OEM Partners: Report
Google has reportedly killed Project Iris, after years of working on developing a pair of AR smart glasses that resembled regular spectacles, unlike the recently announced Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The company plans to continue developing AR software and services while OEM partners, such as Samsung, work on launching AR hardware, acco...
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Alphabet, Meta Earnings Decline Suggests Uncertain 2023 for Digital Ads Industry, Big Tech
Alphabet, Meta, and Snaps saw a decline in fourth-quarter results this week, suggesting a tough road ahead of digital ads business and big tech. Lower ad spending from brands in the financial services and technology sector was one reason for the revenue decline, Meta said.
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Gmail Users Flag Problems As E-Mail Service Goes Down: Report
Google's email service Gmail is down for several users.
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Elon Musk Said to Order Twitter to Cut Infrastructure Costs by $1 Billion in 'Deep Cuts Plan'
Elon Musk is said to have directed Twitter's teams to cut up to $1 billion in annual infrastructure costs, as part of a 'Deep Cuts Plan' that could result in the service going down during high-traffic events like the US midterm elections. Twitter is said to be aiming to find up to $3 million (roughly Rs. 24 crore) a day in savings from servers and ...
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Google Doubling Down on Investment in Its Own Hardware: Report
Google is reportedly 'doubling down' on investment in its own hardware, including its Pixel phones. As Samsung is losing ground to Apple in leading markets, the search giant will reportedly move product development and software engineering staff working on features for non-Google hardware to work on Google-branded devices. The company could develop...
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Citing Low Usage, Google Shuts Down Translation Feature In Mainland China
American tech giant Google on Monday (local time) announced that it was shutting down the Google Translate service in mainland China, citing low usage in the country, as per reports.
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Google Stadia to Shut Down in January 2023, Company to Refund Hardware Purchases: All Details
Google announced on Thursday that it would shut down Stadia, the company's three-year-old cloud gaming service. The company also said that it would refund purchases of Stadia hardware, such as controllers, as well as game content bought through its online store, and that players will have access to the service until January 18, 2023. According to W...
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WeTransfer Is Down, Downloads Are Crashing; Company Investigating Issues With Service
WeTransfer, a popular service that allows users to transfer large files is down. A few members of the Gadgets 360 provided details of the issue and the company has also acknowledged the issue via its website and is working on a fix.
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Google News Re-Opens in Spain After Eight-Year Shutdown
Alphabet reopened Google News in Spain on Wednesday, eight years after it shut down the service because of a Spanish rule forcing the company and other news aggregators to pay publishers for using snippets of their news.
