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Reddit's new block update will adversely affect the way you post.

Repeatedly upvoting violent content on Reddit can now get you flagged

I don't think I can trust Google as my search engine anymore

Amazon is closing USB access in Kindle that made it easy to remove DRM

Drastically Reduced Xiaomi Bootloader Unlock Policy Raises Questions Over Device Ownership

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Android 15 sideloading restrictions are a raw deal for users

Verizon's hidden fee just went up without anyone noticing | It's happening again

Android Police: Google Maps is getting the last thing keeping you on Waze

How many years do we need to be told VR is the future before it actually takes off?

Chrome Canary just killed uBlock Origin and other Manifest V2 extensions

Project Kuiper's tech resembles Starlink's, but its $2 trillion backer changes the game

YouTube is now hiding the skip button on mobile too

Google Fiber moving into a city forces ISPs to play catch-up, and this data proves it

Hackers targeted Android users by exploiting a major vulnerability in Qualcomm chips

Android 15 update is bricking some Pixel 6 devices

This network is much faster than 5G, but you might need a new phone to take advantage

YouTube Premium is getting a big price hike internationally

YouTube Premium is getting a big price hike internationally

Galaxy Buds reportedly exploded in a user's ear causing permanent hearing loss

YouTube's next move might make it virtually impossible to block ads

Proton VPN is now free to use without an account on Android

Google might keep your Pixel during a repair if you're caught using non-OEM parts

YouTube Begins Skipping Videos for Ad-Blocker Users

YouTube's war against third party apps is just as ridiculous as its war on adblockers

Spotify Hides Song Lyrics Behind Paywall

YouTube moves to AV1 by default to the dismay of some Android users

YouTube has a new design on desktop and everyone is mad about it

Smart devices are turning out to be a poor investment

Reddit keeps testing desktop UI changes ahead of its IPO

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