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ExpressVPN Adds Password Manager to App for Existing Users The software company is hoping this latest tool will capitalize on its security creds. -
WhatsApp Considering Introducing Ads to App But don’t worry, your main inbox should remain ad-free, according to WhatsApp's Head. -
WeWork Officially Files for Bankruptcy, Offices to Remain Open Beleaguered co-working giant files for chapter 11 bankruptcy in US, but insists offices spaces remain "open and operational" -
Meta Launches Ad-Free Plan for Facebook and Instagram in EU For around $10 per month, Facebook and Instagram users in the EU can wave goodbye to ads for good. -
WeChat and Kaspersky Hit with Fresh Government Ban in Canada The pair of apps are now persona non grata for government officials in Canada due to security concerns -
Yet Another Successful 4-Day Week Trial Gives Burned-Out Workers Hope Shorter work weeks could give us less traffic, less stress, and way more fun, and the latest trial shows they work. -
Google’s Latest AI Feature is All About the Bottom Line Google is testing new AI-powered ad formats in Search as it looks to shore up one of its key revenue streams. -
Slack Finally Ditches X/Twitter Integration for Good The Slack tool that notified users of new X/Twitter posts has officially gone. -
Roblox to Employees: Return to Office or Take Severance Roblox is the latest company to U-turn on pledges to remote workers and has issued a blunt remote to office mandate. -
Elon Musk to Charge New X/Twitter Users $1 a Year Musk hopes that charging a fee for the social media platform will put an end to bot accounts on X. -
IBM Ordered to Pay Back Remote Working Expenses, but Staff Only Get 25% IBM has been ordered to pay staff back remote working expenses from the pandemic, but the state is keeping most of the dough. -
Qualcomm to Cut Over 1,200 Jobs in California One of the world’s largest microchip manufacturers is scaling back its workforce due to market slowdown.