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Starlink Extends 'Free' Hurricane Relief Internet to the End of the Year
Those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton are eligible for free internet through 2024. The caveat? You'll still need to pay $349 for the dish.
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Click Once in California, and Companies Can't Sell Your Personal Data
A law that takes effect in 2027 mandates that all web browsers have an easy opt-out button.
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Discord Security Breach Exposed Government ID Photos of 70,000 Users
A third-party service provider was compromised, and information from people who had communicated with Discord's customer support and trust and safety teams was exposed.
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EcoFlow Recalls 25,000 Delta Max 2000 Power Stations Over Fire and Burn Hazard — Here’s How to Fix Yours
The EcoFlow Delta Max 2000 portable power station is a fire hazard and you should stop using immediately. Fortunately, the fix is easy. Here's how to do it.
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Netflix Is Bringing These 5 Party Games to a TV Near You
Netflix subscribers will soon be able to play Lego Party, Tetris Time Warp and other group games on their TVs.
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PIA VPN Review: Essential Privacy on a Budget, but Middling Speeds
PIA is a good cheap VPN that doesn’t sacrifice privacy or break the bank, but it’s looking long in the tooth with an outdated app interface and inconsistent internet speeds.
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A Duolingo Anime Series Is Coming to YouTube
You can watch the short-form show from the language app next week.
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NordVPN Backs Up Its No-Log Claims With a New Audit From Deloitte
The company’s fifth audit is an important trust signal to current and potential users that it really isn't logging your traffic.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Soon. Here's When to Set Your Clocks Back
Daylight saving time is coming to an end right after Halloween, despite sleep experts hoping to eliminate time changes.
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Scotland vs. Greece: Livestream World Cup 2026 Qualifier Soccer From Anywhere
A win for either team at Hampden Park could see them go the top of Group C.
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Young Teens Still Encountering Unsafe Content, Adult Contact on Instagram, New Study Shows
A study of teens using Instagram finds 60 percent encountered unsafe content and unwanted contact in the past six months.
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'Idiocracy' Is Trending On Netflix in the US, and It's Sparking Conversations Online
Commentary: The 2006 satirical movie about a dumbed-down dystopian future feels less like a parody.
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England vs. Wales Livestream: How to Watch International Friendly Soccer From Anywhere
A Battle-of-Britain clash sees Thomas Tuchel's Three Lions take on Craig Bellamy's Dragons.
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Google's Gemini AI Is a Step Closer to Taking Control of Your Computer
The preview of Gemini 2.5 Computer Use is only for developers at the moment, but it shows that the era of agentic AI is here.
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Battlefield 6 Review: Big-Battle Mayhem Is Back, but Destruction Is AWOL
The revamped Battlefield has some divisive tweaks, but its signature mechanic is now more cosmetic than strategic.
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Malta vs. Netherlands: Livestream World Cup 2026 Qualifier Soccer From Anywhere
Ronald Koeman's Group G leaders travel to Attard.
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I Don't Regret Spending $8,000 on a Point-and-Shoot Leica. Here's Why
It's a huge amount for a compact camera but over 40,000 photos later, I'm still thrilled with my Leica Q3 43.
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Next-Gen Intel Panther Lake Mobile Chips Aim for Faster Graphics, Better Battery Life
In addition to its new Xe 3 GPU architecture, the upcoming CPUs incorporate a host of optimizations.
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11 Foods Your Freezer Will Completely Destroy
Freezing can either save your food or ruin it entirely. Here's how to know which fate awaits your groceries.
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These $600 Display Glasses Do Some Things Meta's New $800 Glasses Can't
Rokid Glasses, arriving later this year, also have AI onboard, camera, audio and a display. But they also have a few clever prescription lenses and charging solutions that I like, too.
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