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A September update broke fallback for Always On VPN profiles. Here’s who has the fix now, who doesn’t, and the one setting that gets you connected.
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Oppo Reno 17 Launch Date: November 16 in China and What Leaked Specs Say
Oppo is reportedly launching the Reno 17 and Reno 17 Pro in China on November 16. Here is what is confirmed, what is only leaked, and when the rest of the world might get them.
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Notion AI Chats Exposed in a Vendor Breach: What Leaked and What to Do Now
A breach at AI vendor Fireworks put some Notion AI conversations in the wrong hands. Here’s who’s affected and what to rotate today.
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Google TPU 8tx Explained: A New Chip Built to Keep Your AI Data Private While It Runs
Google’s new TPU 8tx promises to keep data and model weights protected even while an AI model is working on them. Here’s what’s confirmed, and what Google hasn’t said yet.
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WhatsApp Original Quality Photos Could Be a Paid Plus Perk: What We Know
WhatsApp is testing an Original option that sends photos and videos with zero compression, but it looks like a WhatsApp Plus perk. Here is what we know.
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Instagram AI Age Detection Goes Global: How Meta Decides Who Counts as a Teen
Meta is moving suspected teens into Teen Accounts, even if they entered an adult birthday. Here’s what the worldwide rollout means for your account.
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.NET 11 Release Is Here: C# 15 Unions, AI Templates and Who Should Upgrade First
Microsoft’s new .NET version brings C# 15 unions, an MCP server template and a two-year support window. Here’s who should upgrade first.
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Businesses in ChatGPT Lets Companies Claim a Profile: What Owners Should Know
OpenAI now lets eligible companies claim, edit and track their ChatGPT profile, and some US shops can launch their own agent. Here’s the catch.
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Motorola Signature 27 Hits the US at $1,599: Specs, Dates and the Catches Worth Knowing
Motorola’s first Gemini Intelligence phone packs a 7,000mAh battery and seven years of updates, but the release dates don’t agree. Here’s what’s confirmed.
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Chrome Zero-Day Is Being Exploited: Update to 157.0.8103.50 Now
Google has patched an exploited flaw in Chrome’s XML component. Here’s the build number you need and how to check yours in a minute.