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YouTube Will Let You Download Videos To Watch Offline, But There’s A Catch

1 month ago

YouTube Will Let You Download Videos To Watch Offline, But There’s A Catch

YouTube is testing a new feature that allows YouTube Premium users to download videos to watch later offline and here’s what we know.

This New Google Calendar Feature Basically Flags Meetings That Could’ve Been Emails

2 months ago

This New Google Calendar Feature Basically Flags Meetings That Could’ve Been Emails

Experts Have Cracked The Combo for Maximum Password Security And It’s 3 Random Words

3 months ago

Experts Have Cracked The Combo for Maximum Password Security And It’s 3 Random Words

Fact Check: No, OnlyFans Is Not Banning Porn

3 months ago

Fact Check: No, OnlyFans Is Not Banning Porn

Exclusive: Popular subscription-based platform OnlyFans is not planning on removing or banning adult content on the site, Gizmodo Australia can confirm….

100 Websites That Shaped The Internet As We Know It

3 months ago

100 Websites That Shaped The Internet As We Know It

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You Can Now Post Instagram Photos And Videos Directly From Your Computer

4 months ago

You Can Now Post Instagram Photos And Videos Directly From Your Computer

The Australian Greens Want To Repeal The Online Safety Act, At Least Until We Can Get The Spelling Right

4 months ago

The Australian Greens Want To Repeal The Online Safety Act, At Least Until We Can Get The Spelling Right

The controversial new online safety act has been slammed by the Australian Greens for allegedly being rushed and not adequately scrutinised.

Twitter Blue: How Much The Subscription Service Costs And What You Get For It

5 months ago

Twitter Blue: How Much The Subscription Service Costs And What You Get For It

The Government Says Tech Solutions Alone Won’t Stop Kids Accessing Pornography

5 months ago

The Government Says Tech Solutions Alone Won’t Stop Kids Accessing Pornography

Instagram Has Changed Its Algorithm In The Wake Of The Gaza Conflict

5 months ago

Instagram Has Changed Its Algorithm In The Wake Of The Gaza Conflict

Instagram has tweaked its algorithm after a number of employees reportedly complained that the company was censoring pro-Palestinian content amid…

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