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2025-08-18
Nikkei Asia 1 related

Chinese streaming giants iQiyi and Tencent are gaining on Netflix in Southeast Asia via original productions, free services with ads, and low-fee subscriptions

Nikkei Asia :

2025-04-19
TechCrunch 21 related

ChatGPT users are figuring out the location of photos using o3's image-analyzing capabilities paired with its web search functionality, raising privacy concerns

even when it shouldn't OpenAI : OpenAI o3, o4-mini, and o3-mini Usage Limits on ChatGPT and the API Aman Gupta / Livemint : ChatGPT's latest image trend? How Redditors are turning usernames into viral...

2024-01-23
BleepingComputer 7 related

Mortgage lender loanDepot says the “sensitive personal information” of ~16.6M people was stolen in a January 6 ransomware attack and offers them free services

Mortgage lender loanDepot says that approximately 16.6 million people had their personal information stolen in a ransomware attack disclosed earlier this month.

2023-10-31
Bloomberg 52 related

Meta plans to offer an ad-free option for Instagram and Facebook in the EU, EEA, and Switzerland, charging €9.99/month on the web or €12.99/month on mobile

who are, by definition, comfortable with having their data processed for the purposes of ads personalization — will choose to subscribe to avoid it. Sam Schechner / @samschech : Meta's going with the ...

2022-08-26
TechCrunch 4 related

Heroku plans to stop offering free plans and shut down free services on November 28 and begin deleting inactive accounts on October 26, due to “fraud and abuse”

Kyle Wiggers / TechCrunch :

2022-08-23
The Verge 20 related

Microsoft is putting more ads in Outlook for iOS and Android for users of its free services; ads appear at the top of inbox and look like real emails

Free users can avoid most of them by using Focused Inbox  —  Microsoft has started putting more ads in Outlook mobile for iOS and Android in recent months.

2022-05-26
Politico

Sources: a bipartisan bill that would stop platforms from favoring their own products is facing resistance from some Senate Democrats worried about the midterms

Politico : Tweets: @mpetricone , @adamcancryn , @tomhebertdc , @johndavisson , @adamcancryn , @karlbode , @reckless , @zacharyleelee , @pathedger18 , @senatorshoshana , @tomhebertdc , @birnbaum_e , @...

2020-03-21
TechCrunch 4 related

Yelp commits $25M to local restaurants in waived fees and free services as its data shows US consumer interest in restaurants fell by 54% over the past week

primarily restaurants & nightlife businesses. Couldn't be more proud of everyone who worked to make this happen! https://blog.yelp.com/...

2020-03-20
TechCrunch 4 related

Yelp commits $25M to local restaurants in waived fees and free services as its data shows US consumer interest in restaurants fell by 54% over the past week

Yelp announced this morning that it's making a number of changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

2019-06-08
BuzzFeed News 2 related

Tech giants don't fit neatly into existing models for antitrust action, since they regularly add new businesses to keep up with tech and provide free services

As federal regulators and Congress zero in on Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon, they're about to encounter one of the most difficult rulemaking challenges in US history.

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