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The Amount of Climate Change Denial on Twitter is Increasing

It's prompting climate scientists to leave the platform

The Biggest Trend for Tinder Users in 2022 Is the “Situationship”

The dating app's "Year in Swipe" report suggests users want a comfortable middle ground in their relationships.

Feeling Nostalgic for the Days of PalmPilots? Head to the Internet Archive.

Hundreds of apps from the old-school device are now accessible on modern smartphones

Uber Is Using Push Notifications to Send Out Ads

Ads from other companies are being sent out even when users aren't engaging with the Uber app

Apple’s App Store Is Now Plagued by Gambling App Ads

Developers and users are complaining about inappropriate app suggestions showing up in their searches

TikTok Is Becoming the Go-To News Source for the Under-30 Set

While other social media platforms saw declines, TikTok news consumption is up, according to a Pew survey

Fog Reveal Is a Tech Tool That Allows Police to Circumvent Warrants

Data collected by apps on your phone can be sold and utilized by law enforcement in a way that sidesteps normal search warrant procedures

A New Tool Makes a Great Case For Never Using Your App's Browser

Be careful the next time you click on a link within your favorite platform

Uber Announces End of Uber Rewards Program

The company will emphasize Uber One moving forward

The Rise and Fall (And Rise Again) of Cameo

During the pandemic, millions of people used the service to send fun, COVID-safe gifts to friends and family. But now that we're seeing each other in person again, is there still a need?

No Pool to Your Name? Don’t Worry, Swimply Has Hundreds for Rent.

They’re the Airbnb for swimming pools, and thus an ideal summer hack

The FBI Wants to Know All About Your Kids

A new app from the agency is supposed to be about keeping your kids safe, but should you trust it?

First Date Drinks Are Out, Sober Dating Is In (Apparently)

According to Hinge, we're in for a summer of "zero-proof dating"

Mental Health App Cerebral Might be Fueling an Addiction Crisis

Former nurses, managers, and users have expressed fear that the mental health app could be hurting more than they’re helping.

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The Amount of Climate Change Denial on Twitter is Increasing

It's prompting climate scientists to leave the platform

The Biggest Trend for Tinder Users in 2022 Is the “Situationship”

The dating app's "Year in Swipe" report suggests users want a comfortable middle ground in their relationships.

Feeling Nostalgic for the Days of PalmPilots? Head to the Internet Archive.

Hundreds of apps from the old-school device are now accessible on modern smartphones

Uber Is Using Push Notifications to Send Out Ads

Ads from other companies are being sent out even when users aren't engaging with the Uber app

Apple’s App Store Is Now Plagued by Gambling App Ads

Developers and users are complaining about inappropriate app suggestions showing up in their searches

TikTok Is Becoming the Go-To News Source for the Under-30 Set

While other social media platforms saw declines, TikTok news consumption is up, according to a Pew survey

Fog Reveal Is a Tech Tool That Allows Police to Circumvent Warrants

Data collected by apps on your phone can be sold and utilized by law enforcement in a way that sidesteps normal search warrant procedures

A New Tool Makes a Great Case For Never Using Your App's Browser

Be careful the next time you click on a link within your favorite platform

Uber Announces End of Uber Rewards Program

The company will emphasize Uber One moving forward

The Rise and Fall (And Rise Again) of Cameo

During the pandemic, millions of people used the service to send fun, COVID-safe gifts to friends and family. But now that we're seeing each other in person again, is there still a need?

No Pool to Your Name? Don’t Worry, Swimply Has Hundreds for Rent.

They’re the Airbnb for swimming pools, and thus an ideal summer hack

The FBI Wants to Know All About Your Kids

A new app from the agency is supposed to be about keeping your kids safe, but should you trust it?

First Date Drinks Are Out, Sober Dating Is In (Apparently)

According to Hinge, we're in for a summer of "zero-proof dating"

Mental Health App Cerebral Might be Fueling an Addiction Crisis

Former nurses, managers, and users have expressed fear that the mental health app could be hurting more than they’re helping.