You know Tech news isn’t all fun and games
Tech news is always an exciting and ever-changing world to keep up with. From the latest updates in software to the newest gadgets hitting the market, there’s always something new to learn and explore. But amidst all the excitement, it’s important to remember that tech news isn’t all fun and games. There can be real consequences to the advancements and changes happening in the tech world, and it’s essential to stay informed and aware of these potential impacts.
Partner Up
One of the most critical aspects of staying informed in the tech world is to have a partner to discuss and navigate through the news. This partner can provide a different perspective, offer insights, and help keep you grounded when diving into the tech news. If you don’t have a physical partner, even having an online community or forum can serve as a valuable resource for discussing and dissecting the latest tech updates.
Microsoft’s Edge Browser Controversy
One recent example of the potential consequences of tech news is the controversy surrounding Microsoft’s Edge browser. Reports have surfaced that the Edge browser has been automatically importing users’ data from other browsers, such as Chrome, without explicit permission. This invasion of privacy has raised concerns and sparked discussions about the ethical use of user data in browsers.
Arc Search AI-Powered Feature
Another exciting, yet controversial development is the launch of Arc search, an iPhone-exclusive app with an AI-powered feature called “browse for me.” While the convenience of AI-assisted search is undeniable, there are concerns about how publishers are compensated when their content is scraped by a bot instead of a human user.
Amazon’s Failed Acquisition and Apple’s iOS Changes
Amazon’s failed acquisition of iRobot and Apple’s proposed changes in response to the EU Digital Markets Act are also examples of how tech news can have significant real-world implications. These developments have sparked regulatory scrutiny and market shifts, highlighting the far-reaching consequences of tech news beyond mere updates and announcements.
In conclusion, while tech news can be exciting and engaging, it’s crucial to recognize that it isn’t all fun and games. There are real implications and consequences to the developments and changes happening in the tech world, and it’s important to stay informed and aware of these impacts. Partnering up and engaging in discussions are key to navigating the complexities of tech news and understanding its broader implications.
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But edge is a good browser.
Edge is gross
I was wondering why there is a edge process in the task manager when i never even touched edge son of a >>>>
Except our 0.03$ in our bank account Microsoft Edge has nothing to steal
i had that too but my setting changed or sum that my browser isnt google anymore but bing
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In windows 11, I believe they removed the “default browser.” So now every thing likes to send you to edge.
Yeah! Except, what happened with me is that Window automatically installed Windows 11!! Without my permission!
Yeah except if you compare them Edge is actually better than chrome
I'm tired of pretending its not
another reason to use firefox
NASA is the king of under-promise, over-deliver ❤
Thankfully i live in the eu, I've deleted edge
Windows: Great os for gaming, TERRIBLE lack of respect for its customers.
Oh, man. Looks like my migration to Linux mint is gonna be a little more… permanent than I thought
I thought I was going crazy but I have noticed Edge stealing my open tabs too. Not just that but literally closing my other browser. Imo that's totally unacceptable and shouldnt be legal. Imagine if Burger King came to Mcdonalds and swapped your burger when you nipped to the toilet – there would be a court case, it's verging on being assault.
My main problem with Edge right now is invasive guerilla marketing in Google search under Brave. Edge inserts one of those blocks of suspicious looking "search results" that, if clicked, pops up a new tab for a Bing search.
Cannot find a way to disable this crap.
Are people seriously complaining about this? Remember, geniuses, your browser is installed on Windows, if Microsoft needs so much of your data, it already have it.
I've replaced Edge with Firefox a while ago, and by replaced, I mean I removed Edge from all my devices altogether using Revo Uninstaller.
Also note: make sure you add a DWORD key to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/EdgeUpdate and name it DoNotUpdateToEdgeWithChromium with a value of 1. This will make it so Edge won't re-install after an update.
(If the EdgeUpdate folder doesn't exist, create one via Right Click > New > Key)
tis why I don't use MIcrosoft edge, and why I will never use chrome. ontop of their anti adblock BS.
I think Ive never seen this because I always put my pc to sleep xD and reject updates as much as possible