Month: January 2023

Twitter says it’s enforcing “long-standing third-party API rules” that “may result in some apps not working” but does not specify the rules allegedly broken (Emma Roth/The Verge)

Emma Roth / The Verge: Twitter says it’s enforcing “long-standing third-party API rules” that “may result in some apps not working” but does not specify the rules allegedly broken  —  Twitter confirmed that it’s purposefully blocking third-party apps like Tweetbot and Twitterific following days of silence.

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Discord acquires Gas, a poll-based app with 1M+ DAUs that’s popular among teens for helping them share compliments with each other (Tom Warren/The Verge)

Tom Warren / The Verge: Discord acquires Gas, a poll-based app with 1M+ DAUs that’s popular among teens for helping them share compliments with each other  —  Discord has acquired the Gas social app.  The poll-based app has become popular among teens in recent months, allowing friends to share compliments with each other.

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Source: Microsoft is contemplating cutting roughly 5% of its workforce, or ~11,000 jobs, and could announce the layoffs in the coming days (Mark Kleinman/Sky News)

Mark Kleinman / Sky News: Source: Microsoft is contemplating cutting roughly 5% of its workforce, or ~11,000 jobs, and could announce the layoffs in the coming days  —  Microsoft is finalising plans to become the latest technology giant to reduce its workforce amid a global economic slowdown, Sky News learns.

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In a first, Samsung adds laptops to its Self-Repair Program, now covering the 15-inch Galaxy Book Pro and 15-inch Book Pro 360 PCs, following Apple and Google (Rob Pegoraro/PCMag)

Rob Pegoraro / PCMag: In a first, Samsung adds laptops to its Self-Repair Program, now covering the 15-inch Galaxy Book Pro and 15-inch Book Pro 360 PCs, following Apple and Google  —  DIY-minded Samsung owners now have officially supported options to repair more smartphones and, for the first time, laptops from that firm.

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Cybersecurity Focus: How to Make Remote Work Safer

Telework is a long-running trend in the business world, and it has reached unprecedented heights because of the Coronavirus emergency. As a result, numerous companies have been forced to plunge headlong into implementing the remote work model, and predictably enough, this process is not always smooth. One of the issues is that employees’ security is

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