Reddit communities are 'going dark' to protest changes that would hurt third-party apps
The subreddits object to pricing that could hurt apps like Apollo.
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Spotify is laying off 200 employees from its podcast division
The streaming giant is also combining Gimlet and Parcast into one team.
Vimeo will stop supporting its TV apps on June 27th
The former YouTube rival wants you to cast videos instead.
Ransomware attack exposes sensitive data for nearly 9 million dental patients
The attack on MCNA is the largest health breach this year.
Twitter pulls out of EU’s voluntary Code of Practice against disinformation
European Commissioner Thierry Breton said the company still had "obligations" to honor.
Google Play Games for PC is now available in Europe and New Zealand
People in 56 countries can play Android games on Windows.
Ron DeSantis had trouble announcing his presidential bid because Twitter's servers were 'kind of melting'
It's safe to say the announcement didn't go smoothly.
Netflix starts charging for account sharing in the US
You'll need to pay $8 per month for users outside your household.
US Surgeon General says social media can pose 'a profound risk' to teens' mental health
On the other hand, research has shown that teens find community and support on social media.
Chrome makes it easier to customize your browser's look
A new side panel helps you change themes and colors on a whim.
Meta sells Giphy to Shutterstock at a loss following UK order
Facebook and Instagram will still support Giphy content.
Instagram users can finally comment on posts with GIFs
The company is also testing lyrics in Reels.
Apple now helps you discover concerts in Maps and Music
You can find hot venues and learn about upcoming tours.
Elon Musk loses appeal to tweet whatever he wants about Tesla
The SEC still wants a lawyer to approve some company-related posts.
Twitter limits access to some tweets in Turkey ahead of tightly contested election
The contest could see President Erdogan unseated after two decades in power.
Meta fixed a Facebook bug that sent automatic friend requests to users
The company also apologized for the technical error.
Elon Musk says a new Twitter CEO is starting in six weeks
Musk will be CTO and executive chair.
New York AG fines companies that spammed FCC with fake anti-net neutrality comments
The astroturfers used millions of people's identities without permission.
Twitter says a 'security incident' led to private Circle tweets becoming public
The company claims it "immediately fixed" the issue.
Paramount+ tops 60 million subscribers thanks to 'Picard' and the NFL
New originals like '1923' also helped the streaming service grow quickly.
