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In typical Google fashion of throwing spaghetti against the wall to see what sticks, in 2020 they'll be killing off several services…
A very controversial Instagram app called Like Patrol has been banned from Apple's App store. The app let users monitor what posts someone else liked or commented on allowing them to snoop on their significant other or perhaps someone they are stalking.
It's another day, and another massive privacy violation by Facebook. Apparently, while using the Facebook for iPhone the app can actively use your camera without your knowledge while scrolling through your feed.
YouTube isn't known for their unbias moderation policies, but in addition to that their algorithm is frequently making mistakes that hurt their creators and viewers. This time, YouTube's algorithm screwed up in a big way by banning thousands of fans participating in Markiplier's live stream.
Twitter recently announced their new "Topics" feature that they will be rolling out worldwide on November 13th. This will allow you to follow specific topics along with individual accounts.
Beginning with version 72 of Firefox, Mozilla will be modifying how the browser handles notification requests. In the new version desktop notifications will now appear as an icon in the URL bar that users have to click to see the notification.
