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Twitter launches ‘Safe DM’ filter to prevent unwanted photos

Twitter has launched a plugin called ‘Safe DM’ for its users to prevent them from receiving unsolicited pictures. The micro-blogging website...

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Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra leaks show the phone in real life for the very first time

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra leaks show the phone in real life for the very first time

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Samsung New leak spoils the Galaxy Z Flip’s last remaining secrets

New leak spoils the Galaxy Z Flip’s last remaining secrets

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Study claims iPhone 11 Pro radiation level is twice the federal safety limit

Study claims iPhone 11 Pro radiation level is twice the federal safety limit

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Foldable iPhone: New confirmation of what could be the weirdest iPhone yet

Foldable iPhone: New confirmation of what could be the weirdest iPhone yet

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Demand for Apple’s iPhone 11 appears to be good, especially the new colors

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5G iPhone: why hasn’t Apple embraced next-gen internet in its 2019 devices?

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The Morning After: The Supreme phone you didn’t ask for

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This digital marketing course can help boost your résumé for $15

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Telenor Pakistan gets ready to bring 5G to Pakistan

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Ministry of IT Will Work With Huawei on ICT and E-governance

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OnePlus and Sprint are teaming up to launch a 5G smartphone

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 vs Galaxy Note 9: What’s new? Worth an upgrade?

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Google Pixel 4 will reportedly jump on the 90Hz display bandwagon

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The release of Firefox Quantum in 2017 was the browser’s biggest overhaul in 13 years, but it was also a change in attitude. Since then, we’ve seen a spunkier attitude from non-profit developer Mozilla – unafraid to call out competitors for unscrupulous behavior and lax attitudes to users’ privacy. Art installation The Glass Room (curated by Tactical Tech and presented by Mozilla) shone a light on the practices of Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook. Sculptures, videos and other works visualized the labyrinthine connections between the companies that fall under each of their umbrellas, highlighted the length and complexity of their terms of use, and showed how much user data was released in the event of a data breach.

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Firefox in 2020: what’s next for the feisty underdog?

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The Apple Card is available starting today for a select few

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