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Reports that Windows 11 is broken beyond repair are nonsense — here's why

An erroneous recent report claimed that Microsoft had found a bug in Windows 11 that it cannot fix, showing how clickbait headlines can spread false information.

Windows Central

Google agrees to pay Washington state $40 million over location tracking claims

Google has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by the state of Washington accusing the company of profiting from its users' location data without their knowledge.

Android Central

College workers fired for including their pronouns in emails

Raegan Zelaya and Shua Wilmot, residence hall directors at Houghton University, were fired from their positions, after they put “she/her” and “he/him” in their signatures

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Microsoft's patch didn't actually fix Windows Defender, but there's a workaround

The update didn't fix the persistent LSA warnings, but you shouldn't be worried. Here's why.

Windows Central

Montana TikTok users denounce ban: ‘We have terrible roads but they’re banning an app’

Young users question whether law tied to national security concerns will take effect in January as planned

The Guardian - US

TikTok creators sue to block Montana’s ban on the platform

The state governor had on Wednesday signed into law the first US state-level ban on the app

The Guardian - US

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Supreme Court dismisses challenges to the Section 230 legal shield that protects websites

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Montana Becomes The First State To Bank TikTok

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte expressed concerns of national security with ties to foreign adversaries.

Zenger

Explainer: Why Supreme Court tiptoeing past Section 230 helps Big Tech fueled by social media

Google, Twitter, Facebook and other tech companies fueled by social media have dodged a legal threat that could have blown a huge hole in their business models

The Independent UK

Google will disable third-party cookies for some Chrome users in early 2024

Google details its plan for the Privacy Sandbox moving forward into 2024.

Android Central

New Tool Offers Life After Windows BSOD

A BSOD isn't necessarily the end, as you can continue after a crash with Linux if you use BugCheck2Linux.

Tom’s Hardware

Embarrassing Facebook glitch exposes snoopers checking out your social page

Friend requests were automatically sent to any Facebook profiles people had viewed due to the bug, so panicked users scrambled to cancel them as quickly as possible

Daily Mirror

All Gmail users hit with warning with Google to start deleting accounts

Accounts that have not been accessed in two years will be deleted from December, following several warning notifications

Irish Mirror

Millions of Google users warned of date Gmail & Photos accounts could be deleted

If you’ve got old photos, files or emails that you can’t afford to lose on an old Google account, you need to take action before Google deletes them

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TikTok just got banned in Montana — what that means for you

Montana is officially the first state to ban TikTok for everyone. Here's everything you need to know.

Wales Online

UK TikTok users share concerns as US state places ban on app

There is already a ban on having the app on some devices in the UK

ABC News

Haven't checked your Gmail in a while? Google may delete your account if you haven't used it in two years

Here's whether your Google account could be affected and what that means for your emails, photos and documents.

ABC News

Montana becomes first US state to ban China-based app TikTok

Montana has become the first US state to completely ban the TikTok app after Republican governor Greg Gianforte signed a bill into law on Wednesday.

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Pixel Launcher brings a fan-favorite feature back to the app drawer

Pixel Launcher appears to have regained its "quick launch" feature, for an easier time opening apps, on some devices.

Windows Central

How to restrict access to Registry on Windows 11

On Windows 11, you can restrict access to the Registry in at least two ways using the Group Policy Editor and, ironically, with the Registry Editor, and here's how.

iMore

Got an old Google account you want to keep? It may be in danger of permanent deletion

Google has announced an update to its inactive account policy that could put your account in danger of deletion.

Dublin Live

Google to begin deleting Gmail accounts in December - here's how to save yours

Google is all warning users that their Gmail accounts could be scrapped but there's are ways to avoid it

Daily Mirror

Your Gmail account could be deleted by Google this year but there's a simple way to avoid it

Google is all warning users that their Gmail accounts could be scrapped. US tech giant makes major update to its terms and conditions.

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Your inactive Gmail accounts will get deleted — how to keep them active

Google announced that all accounts that have been inactive for two years will get the boot.

Tom’s Guide

Don’t use your Google account? You could lose it

Got an inactive Google account? You might want to use it or you could lose it.

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