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    How to Stop Your Questions in the Meta AI App From Being Posted Publicly

    I never thought I’d download Meta AI on my iPhone. After all, people have been mad for over a year that you can’t turn off Meta AI on Facebook and Instagram: Why would you want a dedicated app for this? Then, I saw the headlines from TechCrunch, Wired, and Business Insider, among many others, that sharply criticize the app’s approach…

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    How to Customize the Aventon Adventure 3: Speed, Security, and App Settings

    Aventon’s new Adventure 3 is an excellent e-bike, as you can see in my Adventure 3 review, and it’s loaded with customization options. While it’s great with the factory settings, I like to get in there and change my tech around, to turn an e-bike into my e-bike. Here’s how I changed my top speed, tuned my assistance, and set-up…

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    How to schedule email in Outlook app

    To schedule an email send in Outlook for Windows 11, create a new email or open a message to reply, click the “Send” menu and choose “Schedule send,” configure the email schedule, and click “Send.” You can always modify or cancel the send schedule from the “Drafts” folder. In the classic version, while in a new message, click on “Options,”…

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    Google just soft-launched nine cool Home app features

    Google has launched a bevy of noteworthy additions to its Home app, most of which are available now in public preview (which you can enroll in here). The biggest news, according to The Verge’s smart home expert Jen Tuohy, is that picture-in-picture support has arrived for Nest Cams on whichever Google TV product you might have. This is self-explanatory, but…

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    Apple Finally Added My Most-Requested App to the Apple Watch

    The more I use my Apple Watch, the more I miss one app above all others. The Apple Watch is great for managing notifications, checking on reminders, and tracking workouts. But the one thing it’s never had was an honest to goodness Notes app. On my iPhone, I use the Notes app religiously. I use it for travel plans, for…

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    The most fun camera app I’ve used in forever

    Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 86, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you’re new here, welcome, hope you’ve cleared your schedule for some Karting this weekend, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I’ve been reading about privacy experts and spreadsheets and Dropout, watching Stick…

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    iPhone users say Mail app is suddenly freezing with iOS 18.5 — here’s a fix you can try

    Since Apple rolled out iOS 18.5, a growing number of iPhone users have reported issues with accessing their inbox as the Mail app is getting stuck on a blank white screen. Several comments on Reddit and the Apple Support Community describe being unable to view emails in their inboxes as the app is either glitchy or unresponsive. The underlying cause…

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    Microsoft is finally fixing app updates on Windows – Computerworld

    Will Windows application updates ever really be fixed? While the new Windows Update orchestration platform seems like a big step forward, it won’t change everything overnight. Even when it is available to the wider world of Windows app developers, not everyone will plug into it immediately. Many applications may never use it at all — perhaps some app developers will…

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    Apple ordered to keep web links in the App Store

    Apple will have to continue allowing web links and external payment options in the App Store after its request to halt a judge’s order was rejected today by a higher court. In April, a federal judge demanded that Apple begin allowing web links, cease restricting how links are formatted, and enable developers to offer external payment options without giving the…

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    US Court Rejects Apple’s Appeal, Third-Party Links to Prevail in App Store

    In April, Apple lost its tussle with Epic Games, after a US federal count ruled to allow third-party links in the apps without any upcharge. Apple, obviously displeased with the decision, tried to appeal their case, but it was rejected by the US appeals court, taking another loss. Apple attempted to appeal its case at the 9th US Circuit Court…

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