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Facebook introduces security keys for added safety
From now on, Facebook's Security Settings will allow you to use USB security keys to add another layer of safety to your account.
YouTube removes ads from channels with less than 10k views
Google has just announced that from now on, YouTube channels that have total less than 10,000 views on their videos will no longer be able to display ads.
Google might be creating an in-built ad blocker for Chrome
Recent rumors indicate that Google could be thinking about embedding an ad blocker into Chrome and enabling it by default for all the browser's users.
Photoshop Turns 30: New Features are Added to Mac and iPad
Photoshop has celebrated its 30th anniversary and Adobe congratulated its loyal users and added new features to Mac and iPad.
Vision Pro VR/AR headset: pre-launch ad and box contents
Apple start selling its newest product, Vision Pro headset, on February 2, 2024. In the runup, it released a supporting video and published contents of the box.
