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Government Microsoft Outlook accounts get hacked, Democratic Senators urge DOJ, FTC, and IRS to investigate online tax filing companies, and, global PC shipments decline for 6th quarter in a row.
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Apple opens a store on WeChat, Anthropic releases its Claude 2 chatbot, and Tumblr announces plans for a redesign.
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Google tests Med-PaLM 2 with health providers, the EU approves new data transfer deal with US, Sega partners with Line Next for Web3 game development.
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TikTok Music launches in Brazil and Indonesia, OpenAI makes GPT-4 generally available, and buying a Vision Pro at retail will reportedly be by appointment-only at launch.
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Instagram launches its Twitter clone called Threads, Zuck says 10 million people signed up in the first 7 hours and Mastodon explains what that means for the Fediverse, while Bluesky and Twitter find new ways to monetize their customers.
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The Fairphone 4 comes to the US, a judge issues an injunction preventing some government officials from contacting social media companies about moderating content, and a ransomware attacks interrupts operations at Japan's busiest port.
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Google's privacy policy change is smaller than you might think, the US might restrict how Chinese companies can use cloud services and goodbye Gfycat.
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Twitter has weekend rate limit chaos, Jio announces new 4G plan in India, Valve clarifies its AI stance.
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YouTube sends warnings to some viewers using ad-blockers, Meta testing ads that let you directly install apps, and a judge dismisses Twitter's lawsuit challenging India's IT laws.
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Microsoft’s CEO says he’d end exclusives on gaming consoles if it were up to him, a California-based law firm is launching a class-action lawsuit against Open AI, and Google has stopped development on augmented reality headset for the third time.
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