New privacy deal allows US tech giants to continue storing European user data on American servers
Twitter rate limits: Here’s how many tweets Elon Musk now allows you to see
Roblox now allows creators to build content for people 17 and older
Google Pixel vulnerability allows bad actors to undo Markup screenshot edits and redactions
YouTube Music’s redesigned radio experience allows you to create totally custom stations
Steam now allows you to copy games to Steam Deck and other PCs over a local network
Texas law that allows users to sue social networks for censorship is now in effect
Apple now allows Netflix, Spotify and other ‘reader’ apps to link to their sites for payment
This website allows Westerners to talk to Russians about the war in Ukraine
Twitch now allows recurring subscriptions on iOS
Alexa now allows you to move music among different devices with your voice
EA allows ‘Madden NFL 21’ Xbox Series X upgrades until ‘NFL 22’ arrives
Twitter said Trump broke its rules. Facebook allows the same posts.
New York allows clerks to perform weddings by video conference
TikTok’s new ‘Transparency Center,’ VSCO rolls out new video tool, YouTube allows certain coronavirus ads
WIB Vulnerability: Sim-Card that Allows Hackers to Takeover Phones
Vudu now allows you to cancel rentals within 30 minutes of watching
Court upholds FCC repeal of net neutrality but allows states to regulate internet
Uber experiment allows Eats orders from the main app
Airbnb now allows hosts to donate their profits to help displaced people find housing
Uber now allows female drivers in Saudi Arabia to choose to only drive other women
Internet Explorer security flaw allows hackers to steal files
ANA Wants Privacy Regime That Bans Some Practices, Allows Opt-Outs For Targeted Ads
Google now allows its Chrome browser to remove all ads from ‘abusive’ sites
Microsoft Allows Advertisers To Use LinkedIn Data For Search Ads On Bing