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India Questions Telegram and Signal Over Username Features Amid Rising Fraud Concerns
India has asked Telegram and Signal to explain safety measures behind username based messaging features.
Officials believe anonymous usernames could increase fraud, impersonation,...
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PlayStation’s Digital Only Future Could Change Game Ownership Forever
The gaming industry has been moving toward digital distribution for years, but recent developments suggest the shift is about to accelerate. Sony's reported decision...
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Apple Rolls Out iOS 26.5.2 With Security Fixes Ahead of iOS 27
Apple has started rolling out iOS 26.5.2 for iPhone users, bringing another maintenance update focused entirely on improving security. While it does not introduce...
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GTA 6 60fps Performance Mode Looks Increasingly Unlikely as Technical Experts Question Retailer Claims
Retailer listings suggesting a GTA 6 60fps mode remain unofficial and unverified.
Digital Foundry believes CPU limitations make 60fps unlikely on current generation...
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Splatoon Raiders Could Be Nintendo’s Most Accessible Splatoon Game Yet
Splatoon Raiders replaces competitive multiplayer with a story focused solo adventure.
Players explore islands, battle Salmonids, upgrade gear, and expand a central hub.
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Nvidia Brings the GeForce RTX 3060 Back as the RAM Crisis Reshapes the GPU Marketa
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 is making an unexpected return to store shelves, and its comeback says more about today's hardware market than the...
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5 Apple WWDC 2026 Features That Could Outshine The New Siri AI
Safari now groups related tabs automatically to reduce browser clutter.
Natural language Shortcuts make automation much easier for every Mac user.
Photos receives...
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Starlink Offers Free Internet Across Venezuela After Earthquakes Disrupt Communications
Starlink has announced that it will provide free satellite internet access to its users in Venezuela for one month following a series of earthquakes...
