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Reddit will now force targeted ads on everyone as the site becomes increasingly monetized
Reddit announced it would be removing user options to control how collected data is used by advertisers.
Photoshop on the web finally launches, but it's still not a free Canva rival
Adobe has finally launched its web-based version of Photoshop, but it remains a too pricey alternative to Canva.
Today's Wordle hints - answer, clues and tips for game #831, Thursday, September 28
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Quordle today - hints and answers for Thursday, September 28 (game #612)
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How much more data can Meta collect? Probably a lot, thanks to the Meta Quest 3 and Ray-Ban smart glasses
Meta Connect 2023 introduced plenty of cool tech and tools, but how much data can Meta collect on you in the process?
The next 25 years of Google – here are its 7 most exciting future projects
From AI-powered robots to tools that can turn text into music, Google’s got a lot of projects in the pipeline. Here are the most exciting.
Google turns 25: How it changed everything about the web, and why you're stuck with it
On the 25th anniversary of its launch, we look back at how Google changed the web and us.
Best Google Easter eggs: 26 hidden treats from Google Maps to Android 14
Easter eggs Google's software and services are packed with hidden Easter egg features – here's how to find then best ones.
