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Facebook owner Meta updates the privacy policy
Millions of users of Meta products, including Facebook and Instagram, are to receive notifications of the firm's updated privacy policies. Meta says the changes are designed to make it easier to understand how customers' information is used.
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Apple has launched 'Tap to Pay', a feature to make payments easily
Apple has launched its ‘Tap to Pay’ iPhone feature in Apple Store. Customers who visit Apple's retail locations can use their iPhones to make payments with Apple Pay, digital wallets, or their contactless debit or credit cards.
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Broadcom acquires VMware for 61 billion dollars
Broadcom is buying VMware for 61 billion dollars, becoming one of the biggest tech acquisitions ever. Broadcom is known for its chip business, designing and manufacturing semiconductors for modems, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth chips across multiple devices.
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Tesla asks for federal investment in heavy-duty truck charging
Tesla, along with other electric vehicle companies and environmental groups, has asked the USA administration to invest in charging infrastructure for electric buses, trucks, and other heavy-duty vehicles.
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Whatsapp wants to warn businesses for violating the Commerce Policy
WhatsApp is working on a feature to warn businesses that violate the company's Commerce Policy. The warning will be visible above the chat list and will be limited to WhatsApp Business accounts.
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iOS and Android are ready to provide Google Maps Historical Street View
Google Maps Street View has been around for more than 15 years. The tech giant had unveiled a new camera and announced it's bringing historical Street View to Android and iOS, something that has impressed the technology world.
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Home robots will be created by Dyson
Dyson is moving beyond vacuum cleaners and hand driers and will try to develop robots capable of helping with household chores.
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Christine Lagarde against cryptocurrency
The European Central Bank President called cryptocurrency ‘worthless’ during an interview. Lagarde, who always had a negative stance on cryptocurrencies, claimed that they are “based on nothing” and should be strictly regulated.
