Fossil’s Existing Smartwatches Won’t Get the New Wear OS Update

Google announced a major revamp of Wear OS at I/O this year, merging it with Samsung Tizen. Existing Wear OS watch owners have been wondering since then if their smartwatch would be getting the update or they would be forced to buy a newer gen smartwatch to enjoy the latest Wear OS release. Fossil, which has an expansive […]

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What YouTube’s Changing Monetization Policies Mean for You

YouTube has recently updated its Terms of Service. According to an email sent to subscribers, the update included few practical changes and was primarily intended to clarify existing language including on YouTube’s changing monetization policies. So, what is the new language, and how do YouTube’s changing monetization policies affect you? What the New YouTube Terms […]

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Apple, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla Team Up to Make Extensions Better

Browser extensions make all of our web browsing experiences a lot easier, but they don’t often play well across the entire spectrum of browsers out there. Fortunately, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla are teaming up to change that. The Browser Giants, Working as One As announced on the W3 blog, the four browser titans are coming […]

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TikTok’s New Privacy Policy Lets It Collect Biometric Data

If you’re a TikTok user and residing in the US, a change has been made to the app’s privacy policy that you’ll probably want to be aware of. TikTok Adds More to the List of Data It Automatically Collects From You As first spotted by TechCrunch, TikTok has added a new Image and Audio Information subsection to the What information […]

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