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Blue verified checkmarks are coming to Gmail
Google will begin displaying a blue check mark next to the names of selected senders in Gmail to verify their…
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The FTC wants to ban Meta from profiting from kids’ data | Engadget
is in hot water with the Federal Trade Commission once again after the agency took on the company, which allegedly…
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FTC moves to completely prohibit Meta from monetizing kids
The Federal Trade Commission alleges that Meta has “repeatedly violated” privacy rules and proposes to toughen the agency’s 2020 order…
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TikTok’s new monetization program is now available for all eligible US creators | Engadget
TikTok announced today that its revised content monetization program is now available to all eligible creators. Designed to pay more…
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Nova is building guardrails for generative AI content to protect brand integrity
As brands incorporate generative AI into their creative workflows to generate new company-associated content, they must take care to ensure…
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Google now lets you access your account with passkeys rather than passwords
Google announced today that access keys are now rolling out to Google account users around the world. The news comes…
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ChatGPT scams are the new crypto scams, Meta warns | Engadget
As the buzz around ChatGPT and other generative AIs increases, so does the interest of scammers in the technology. In…
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Twitter makes it API free for public announcement accounts
Twitter announced Tuesday that it will make its API free to use for accounts that post public announcements such as…
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Reddit makes easier to share and view linked posts on social media sites | Engadget
Admitting that we “don’t make it easy” to share posts on other social media platforms, Reddit has announced that it’s…
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Where is India in the generative AI race?
at high stakes Racing for supremacy in the burgeoning field of generative AI, India’s bustling tech ecosystem is facing an…
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