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The National — Technology

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Social media users hit back at Instagram's Adam Mosseri after he promotes Meta One

Not everyone shares Meta's enthusiasm for its newly launched subscription service, Meta One. On Threads, the Twitter-like app created by Meta, there has been a strong backlash against Meta executive Adam Mosseri's post promoting subscription service Meta One. It has been flagged with a community…

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TechCrunch

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Apple will let EU apps use less-alarming tracking-consent screens

Apple is changing its App Tracking Transparency prompts in parts of Europe after competition regulators said the system favored Apple over third-party apps, giving developers more flexibility over how they ask users for tracking consent.

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TechCrunch

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Roku’s new Labs hub brings experimental apps to the big screen

Roku’s latest OS update introduces Roku Labs, a new hub for experimental apps, alongside personalized home screens in more markets, streaming subscription bundles, and more.

Business News

The National — Business

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Business News The National — Business

Trump Organisation to build 62-storey 'ultra-luxury' tower in Georgia

A new Trump-branded property has been unveiled as part of a $2 billion development for Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, marking the entry of US President Donald Trump's conglomerate into the Caucasus. The “ultra-luxury” 62-storey mixed-use Trump Tower Tbilisi will be the tallest skyscraper in Georgia…

Local UAE News

The National — UAE

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Dubai cyber chief urges public to be vigilant over AI-powered deepfake threat

People can no longer rely on poor spelling or suspicious-looking messages to identify fraud, cyber experts have warned. Deepfakes, phishing and voice cloning are among the threats becoming more sophisticated as criminals use AI to gather information about potential victims and create convincing…

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