Stop Asking If You Should Start Streaming and Just Do It If You Want To
If you’ve been lurking in gaming forums or scrolling through Reddit, you’ve probably seen the question a thousand times: “Should I…
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Court Blocks FTC’s Click-to-Cancel Rule, Leaving Consumers to Navigate Subscription Traps Alone
When the Federal Trade Commission’s long-awaited “click-to-cancel” rule was struck down by a federal appeals court just days before its enforcement…
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How to Check and Manage Your Gmail Storage Before It Fills Up Completely
Gmail gives you 15GB of free storage, shared across Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Photos. But when that space runs low,…
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Readers Are Canceling Vogue Subscriptions After AI-Generated Models Replace Real People in the August Issue
The glossy world of high fashion has always thrived on the interplay of artistry, aspiration, and human expression. But Vogue’s August…
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Mark Zuckerberg Quietly Transformed 2,300 Acres of Kauai Into Fortified Private Paradise With Tunnels, Treehouses, Doomsday Bunker
In 2014, Mark Zuckerberg set foot on Hawaii’s lush Kauai island with a plan that would ignite a decade of controversy….
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Understanding Amazon Photos Storage Limits and How to Free Up Space Without Losing Your Memories
If you’ve recently seen a message in Amazon Photos urging you to increase storage, it usually means your account has hit…
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This Week in AI: Open-Weight Models, Video Editing Breakthroughs, and Wild Creative Tools You Can Try
AI innovation has been moving at a breakneck pace, but this week felt especially electric. From jaw-dropping open-weight language models to…
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Proton Launches a Free Privacy-Focused Authenticator App Across All Platforms
In a move that further cements its reputation as a privacy-first tech company, Proton has officially released Proton Authenticator, a free…
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Longtime Proton Users Are Leaving Over Broken Promises, AI Hype, and Neglected Features
After more than a decade of building its reputation as the privacy-first alternative to Google and Microsoft, Proton is starting to…
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Yahoo’s Sudden Storage Squeeze Is Driving Longtime Email Hoarders to the Edge of Madness
For twenty years, email felt limitless. Yahoo Mail users like me lived in a digital attic stacked with newsletters from 2008,…
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The Best Back-to-School Laptops for Every Budget in 2025
Back-to-school season is just around the corner, and for many students, that means one thing: time to find the perfect laptop….
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Mark Zuckerberg Is Offering AI Researchers Over $1 Billion, and They’re Still Saying No
Meta’s recent hiring spree for its ambitious Superintelligence Labs has revealed just how far the AI talent war has escalated ,…
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Gaming Mouse Precision Tips: How to Configure Your Mouse for Accurate Movements on 4K Monitors
Switching to a new gaming mouse can feel like stepping into a different world. One moment, your cursor feels sluggish and…
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Grok 4 Shows Early Strengths in Coding, Reasoning, and Visual Tasks While Struggling With Images and Memory
Grok 4 and its reasoning-focused counterpart, Grok 4 Heavy, arrived with an immediate sense of ambition, offering multimodal AI designed to…
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Xfinity Longtime Customers Outraged as Sudden Price Hikes and Plan Restrictions Leave Them Trapped
For many Americans, the internet is more than a convenience, it is a lifeline. Yet, a growing wave of Xfinity subscribers…
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Instagram’s New 1,000-Follower Rule for Live Streams Signals the End of Casual Broadcasting
Instagram has officially drawn a line in the sand for going live: you now need a public account with at least…
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How to Check Your Yahoo Mail Storage and Manage Your Inbox Under the New 20GB Limit
Yahoo Mail’s free storage limit has been reduced from 1TB to just 20GB for standard accounts, and hitting that cap can…
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DuckDuckGo Offers Simple Customization but No Native Option for Photo Backgrounds
When it comes to private browsing, DuckDuckGo has built a reputation for simplicity and strong privacy features. But for users who…
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Piracy Sites Are Thriving Because Streaming Services Became the Very Thing They Were Supposed to Replace
In 2010, Netflix was hailed as the death of online piracy. For $8 a month, you could watch almost anything without…
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Tech Giants Slash Jobs and Pour Billions Into AI as Human Workers Become Optional
The tech industry is entering a new era where human employees are no longer at the center of growth. Across Silicon…
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