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South Africa among first countries to lose Google Play Music
Google has announced the phase-out plan for Google Play Music — with South Africa being one of the first countries that to lose access…
WhatsApp introduces web search for forwarded messages
To make it easier to spot fake news, WhatsApp has introduced a feature that allows users to search the web to double-check forwarded messages….
Sell or be banned, Trump tells TikTok – and give the US government a cut
US President Donald Trump has moved from wanting to ban TikTok to approving a potential sale to Microsoft — stating that the US government…
Facebook introduces official music videos
Facebook has announced that official music videos will now be hosted on the platform — however the feature will initially be rolled out in…
Google shows off .new domain shortcuts for web services
After introducing its .new domain extension last year, Google has showcased the different apps and services that you can access with the .new shortcut….
Facebook ad boycott ends, but organisers say this was just the start
The advertising boycott of Facebook, which saw over 1000 companies join the movement, stopped at the end of July. However, the organisers warn that…
Twitter hack: Company reveals how employees were hacked
In its latest update on the massive July hack, Twitter has revealed how hackers targeted their employees through their smartphones. The company says that…
Double data announced for Vodacom Just4U customers
Mobile provider Vodacom has announced that it will double the data on selected bundles for customers buying on the Just4You platform. The company said…
US tech antitrust hearing: Roundup of the biggest tech company reveals
In a historic antitrust hearing, tech company CEOs testified before US Congress about anti-competitive behaviour. The hearing lasted over five hours on 29 July,…
Surgeons pose in bikinis on social media after study draws ire
An unexpected trend on social media has emerged, with medical professionals sharing pictures of themselves in swimwear in response to a study. The study…
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