Epic Games Store Will Add New Social Features
Epic Games Store will get some improvements. First new features (including player cards) will arrive later this month.
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Jacob Blazewicz
March 18, 2021
Adobe Wants a Tweet Removed for Sharing Link to 27 Year-old Software
Adobe takes piracy of its software very seriously. Even if the app was released over 27 years ago.
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Przemyslaw Dygas
March 16, 2021
Google Sued for Incognito Mode Tracking
An American court will hear the class action lawsuit filed against Google. The plaintiffs accuse the corporation of not being clear enough about the limitations of incognito mode in the Chrome browser and are demanding $5 billion.
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Bart Swiatek
March 15, 2021
Walter Isaacson Believes Facebook and Twitter Make Money on Enraging Users
According to the American writer and biographer Walter Isaacson - author of the biography of Steve Jobs - social media specifically heat up the emotions to make money on them.
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Bart Swiatek
March 11, 2021
Steam Download Almost Grinds to a Halt in Russia Because of Local Authorities
Due to the decision of the Russian telecommunications agency Roskomnadzor, the operation of some websites and online services has been greatly slowed down. One of the platforms that have suffered is Steam.
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Bart Swiatek
March 11, 2021
Internet is in Trouble, OVH's Data Center Burned Down
Today morning in Europe, a fire broke out at the Strasbourg branch of OVH, which hosts 140,000 servers, as a result of which the entire SBG2 data centre and part of SBG1 burned down. Fortunately, there were no casualties.
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Hubert Sledziewski
March 10, 2021
Bill Gates Warns: Bitcoin Mining Will Affect Climate Change
It's been almost six months since the next cryptocurrency boom began. Bill Gates warns that mining BTC and similar digital money will have a negative impact on the climate.
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Bartlomiej Sagan
March 10, 2021
Google to Stop Targeting Ads Using Web Browsing History
Google is making big changes to its existing business model. The company has announced that it will stop selling ads that use users' search and browsing history. The existing solutions will be replaced by new data collection techniques that are based on anonymous information covering large groups of Internet users.
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Michael Kulakowski
March 3, 2021
Facebook Ad Advertises User Tracking
Facebook has released an ad video that attempts to warm up the image of ad tracking. It is mainly aimed at Apple device users and related to the introduction of App Tracking Transparency.
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Arkadiusz Strzala
March 1, 2021
Bringing Dead to Life in Photos With Deep Nostalgia Becomes Hot a Topic
MyHeritage has launched Deep Nostalgia, an intriguing service that uses artificial intelligence to bring to life a photo of people or even entire figure, turning them into animations using special algorithms.
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Kamil Komaniecki
March 1, 2021
Bill Gates: Don't Buy Bitcoin, If You Don't Have Musk's Money
Billionaire Bill Gates addressed the issue of cryptocurrencies in a recent TV interview. In his opinion, people with less money than Elon Musk should be careful when investing in similar means of payment.
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Bart Swiatek
March 1, 2021
Failure of Google Stadia According to Former and Current Employees
Lack of understanding of the industry, spending huge amounts of money on ports of major titles, and a rushed launch - these are a few reasons for the failure of Google's streaming platform Stadia as reported by several former and current employees of the company.
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Adrian Piotrowski
February 27, 2021
Tesla's Bitcoin Deal Earned it More Money Than Yearly Car Sales
Tesla's recent investment in Bitcoin has proven to be very profitable for Elon Musk's corporation. Thanks to the virtual coin's rise in value, the company made over $900 million in just three weeks.
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Bart Swiatek
February 22, 2021
Apple Hires Specialists to Work on 6G
Apple is looking for specialists to do research work on the next-gen wireless network standard 6G. We will most likely use the technology around 2030.
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Bart Swiatek
February 19, 2021
TikTok is a Threat to Children, Claims Complaint to European Commission
The EU consumer rights organisation BEUC has filed a complaint with the European Commission against the popular online platform TikTok. The entity accuses the Chinese company of violating numerous provisions of EU law.
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Bart Swiatek
February 17, 2021
Bitcoin Goes Over $50k
BTC has crossed the $50,000 barrier for the first time, achiving a new record. Companies such as Tesla and BNY Mellon, which are increasingly showing interest in this market, may have significantly contributed to this situation.
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Witold Ciemierz
February 17, 2021
Internet Cafe Becomes a Dedicated Cryptomine for Better Profit
One of Taiwan's internet cafes has was rearranged as cryptocurrency mine. According to the company, this type of business is more profitable.
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Bart Swiatek
February 16, 2021
$100 Million Worth of Crypto Stolen From Celebrities
Ten people have been arrested in connection with the theft of $100 million in cryptocurrencies. The criminals used a method called SIM-swap, which means taking over a victim's phone number to withdraw funds from their bank account.
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Arkadiusz Strzala
February 14, 2021
Mastercard and Uber Plan to Accept Bitcoin Payments
Mastercard will soon allow customers to pay in cryptocurrencies. The transportation company Uber may also make a similar decision.
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Bart Swiatek
February 12, 2021
Bitcoin Miners Consume More Energy Than Argentina
BTC mining consumes more and more electricity. The total yearly power consumption of miners already exceeds figures associated with entire countries, such as Argentina, for example.
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Arkadiusz Strzala
February 11, 2021