Internet related articles
Most of us have no idea if our email address has been compromised or not, usually not until it’s too late. Ironically, as part of putting this article together, I checked my primary email address and discovered that it had been compromised via a hack […]
I’m not usually one for sitting and watching websites, but when I do, these are two of my favourites. An account is not required for either site, and clicking is minimal; all you need to do is sit back, relax, and watch. Travel The World
YouTube has changed the size and quantity of thumbnails on the home page, and frankly, it’s too much. The thumbnails are enormous because the default is now only three rows, which are really in your face. This appears to have been incremental because a couple
According to a recent announcement, the privacy-centric Brave browser has now surpassed 100 million active users per month, the only browser that is making inroads into Chrome’s domination. The browser achieved 50 million users in 2023, which has now doubled to over 100+ million, with
Last week, we covered how to set Chrome to ask where to download files every time. If you missed that one, you can find it here: How To Set Chrome To Ask Before Downloading This week, I decided to stick with the Chrome subject and
Last week, we covered how to increase the RAM on your Samsung phone. If you missed that, you can find it here: How To Increase RAM On Samsung Phone This week, I decided to look at the Google Chrome browser. I have written many articles
I ended up on another Spanish website, and a small window appeared in the top right-hand corner of my Opera browser, asking if I wanted to translate it to English. I didn’t click on it right away, so it closed. But what if I changed
Whilst reading Jim Hillier’s excellent article, Streaming Video Services Colluding? I was reminded of other annoyances that crop up in the streaming universe, so here are just a few, because there are plenty! This Video Is Not Currently Available To Watch In Your Location Prime
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YouTube is really getting on my tits lately! The reason I signed up for YouTube Premium in the first place was to not be bombarded by moronic ads every few minutes, not to mention the super-low price of $3 per month where I live. However,
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Google messing with YouTube Shorts without permission! Microsoft introduces AI for Excel with a warning not to use it! We recently published an article detailing Google’s undue influence on the World Wide Web. Now, Google has been caught messing with YouTube Video Shorts. Several leading
In the face of mounting criticism, Google recently stated that the AI summaries included in search results do not harm websites and claimed they actually do quite the opposite, albeit minus any facts or figures to back that up. Google uses AI to scrape the
As I’ve mentioned already in other articles, the UK Online Safety Act (OSA) now requires UK visitors to certain websites, such as Reddit, Spotify, and Wikipedia, to verify their age with a selfie or other means of ID. It’s worth noting here that national ID
Last week, we talked about how to turn off tracking on Instagram. If you missed that one, here it is: How To Turn Off Map Location Instagram This week, I wanted to continue to keep you informed on those mobile devices. What am I talking
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Hot on the heels of the recent enforcement of the British Online Safety Act, which is supposed to protect children online, gaming is now being targeted by Collective Shout, an Australian campaign group formed to stop sexploitation in video games. All well and good, up
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