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YouTube Cracks Down On Gambling Videos Trying To Lure Viewers To Unapproved Sites
YouTube is implementing new regulations to restrict content related to unapproved gambling websites. The platform will no longer permit links to external sites that violate its policies and will age-restrict content promoting online casinos.
Skype Is Shutting Down After Two Decades
Microsoft will discontinue Skype in May, transitioning users to Microsoft Teams' free tier, after 14 years of service as a leading communication platform.
“The Threat That Unregulated AI Poses To CIvil Rights and National Security”
Days before the Trump Stargate announcement Hewitt expressed a concern about how the administration “by invitation”, will allow “companies to run a muck” when it comes to unregulated AI.
Instagram Rolls Out TikTok-Like Features Amid Uncertainty About Rival’s Future
Instagram has introduced new features, such as a TikTok-style profile grid and extended Reels videos, aiming to engage users amid TikTok's shutdown. Concurrently, Meta has unveiled Edits, a new app for video creation.
TikTok Is Set To Be Banned Sunday. Here’s What It Means For You
The deadline for TikTok in the U.S. is approaching, with a law mandating TikTok to secure a non-Chinese owner or face a ban set to take effect Sunday, and no sale appears imminent.
Digital Detox: The Benefits You Didn’t Know You Needed
Experts recommend taking intentional breaks from screens to improve mental, physical, and emotional well-being, as excessive screen time can lead to sleep disturbances, anxiety, and physical health issues.
Meta Ends Its DEI Programs As Zuckerberg Blasts Biden On Joe Rogan
Meta is discontinuing its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in response to evolving legal and policy frameworks, shifting its focus to equitable and consistent practices aimed at reducing bias for everyone.
AI Was Everywhere In 2024. Here Are The Biggest Stories Of The Year.
In 2024, AI technology has significantly impacted daily life and work, with companies developing tools to write code, generate images, and solve complex problems, while issues regarding copyright, creative control, and safety have also arisen.
New Money Scams Are Popping Up: Here Are The Ones To Look Out For
Canadians reported $530.4 million in financial fraud losses in 2022, with scams involving Facebook, AI, online shopping, revenue and tax, package delivery, and rental and employment. It is crucial to remain vigilant, stay informed, and report any suspicious activity to protect oneself.
As The Tech Revolution Continues, IDs May Be The Next Thing To Go Digital
Mobile driver's licenses (mDLs) are becoming increasingly common, offering a convenient and secure way to prove identities, but concerns remain about potential surveillance and tracking.