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Apple Aims to Launch More Ads in the App Store by the Holidays If past performance is anything to go by, the new ads will drive a huge amount of customers to new iOS apps. -
Facebook Login Buttons Aren’t As Popular Anymore Today's internet users just aren't that interested in tying their social media accounts to other websites they visit. -
South Korea Fines Google and Meta for Data Privacy Violations Facebook and Google users weren't informed and couldn't consent to how their private data was tracked, South Korea says. -
Amazon CEO: No Plans “Right Now” to Force a Return to the Office Most Amazon office employees are working remotely part of the time. That's not likely to change in the near future. -
Shopify Doesn’t Want Sellers Using Amazon’s Checkout Tool Shopify is warning sellers against adding Amazon's one-click checkout button. Are the two ecommerce companies fighting? -
Yet Again, Google Chrome Users Should Update ASAP The new bug is tied to "insufficient data validation" in the open-source software behind Google's popular browser. -
Meta Ends Support for the Facebook Gaming App Facebook and Snapchat are just the latest social media giants to withdraw support from games on their platforms.
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Smooth Jazz Lovers Rejoice: Microsoft Teams Adds Hold Music The web conferencing software's new feature will let music be played as soon as a call transfer is initiated. -
Zoom Adds Translated Captions As a Paid Add-On We're breaking past language barriers, as live translated captions are already coming to Microsoft Teams as well. -
It’s Not Just Apple Employees: Why Workers Need Remote Flexibility Lower wages, long Covid caution, and a tight labor market all spur employees to band together against in-office mandates. -
Twitter Hides Data Breaches From Its Board, Says Whistleblower According to the leak, half of Twitter's servers have been running old and vulnerable software while executives do little. -
Survey: 33% of Android Users May Switch to iPhone Due to New iOS According to the new survey results, Apple's users were more likely to report never experiencing a security breach.