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🎤Nov 20 (Reuters) - Social media company X™️ CEO Linda Yaccarino told employees that "data will tell the real story" about its efforts to battle antisemitism, according to a note to employees, amid growing outrage over the issue.🕯

👥 OpenAI's board sacked Altman on Friday after concerns that he was underestimating the dangers of its technology. Hundreds of staff at leading artificial intelligence company OpenAI have threatened to quit and join 🖥Microsoft after the sudden firing of the company's co-founder Sam Altman.

🍏Apple has announced that it will add support for RCS messaging in 2024, allowing for improved interoperability with Android devices. The support is expected to operate alongside🎚️ iMessage and will likely continue separating messaging services between the two platforms.

🖥Millions of Gmail users have been issued a final "purge"'🛡 warning as some accounts will be deleted next month. Google will start deleting inactive accounts from 1 December, 2023, in a bid to purge accounts which it deems inactive, saying they are at-risk from🤡 fraudsters, scammers and hackers.

🌐Microsoft now demands to know why you just won't use Edge when you inevitably download 🌐Chrome using it. Microsoft is making some interesting (and potentially controversial) moves to try and encourage users to its browser, Edge, instead of its arch-rival Google Chrome🌐.👀

🌐California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two new rules into law on Oct. 7, 2023. Under the new Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act, U.S.- companies with annual revenues of US$1 billion or more will have to report both their direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions starting in 2026 and 2027.

🤖Thousands of Android devices come with unkillable backdoor preinstalled | Somehow, advanced Triada malware was added to devices before reaching resellers

🚨An emergency FEMA alert test will sound Oct. 4 on all U.S. TVs, radios and cellphones with Cellar data wifi & signals unless plus they are turned off🚨

An emergency FEMA alert test will sound Oct. 4 on all U.S. TVs, radios and cellphones with Cellar data wifi & signals unless plus they are turned off

💸The government taxes you using a printer The ongoing devaluation of the US dollar has taken the form of an ever-increasing cost of living, which has become a hot topic in many countries in the last few years. 🔼One of the culprits is money printing to stimulate the economy (quantitative easing). The act of printing new money leads to inflation unless the excessive money injected into circulation is offset by higher taxes. However, governments often face challenges when increasing taxes, especially for the rich, and choose to print money instead of carrying out necessary fiscal reforms. 📊 A surge in money supply becomes concerning when it coincides with limitations in the production of new goods and services, which will cause inflationary pressure because printing money only makes money worth less, not other goods. Each printed dollar is a tax for those with cash on their hands. Basically, money printing disproportionately affects savers, retirees, and renters while benefiting the already wealthy 💰

The government taxes you using a printer 💸 The ongoing devaluation of the US dollar has taken the form of an ever-increasing cost of living, which has become a hot topic in many countries in the last few years. 🏦 One of the culprits is money printing to stimulate the economy (quantitative easing). The act of printing new money leads to inflation unless the excessive money injected into circulation is offset by higher taxes. However, governments often face challenges when increasing taxes, especially for the rich, and choose to print money instead of carrying out necessary fiscal reforms. 📈 A surge in money supply becomes concerning when it coincides with limitations in the production of new goods and services, which will cause inflationary pressure because printing money only makes money worth less, not other goods. Each printed dollar is a tax for those with cash on their hands. Basically, money printing disproportionately affects savers, retirees, and renters while benefiting the already wealthy 🎩

Justin Sun AKA "His Excellency" posted this video on ™️Twitter.

🍏Apple is blaming a software bug and other issues tied to popular apps such as Instagram and Uber for causing its recently released iPhone 15 models to heat up and spark complaints about becoming too hot to handle.

In an official announcement, Google confirmed that it will discontinue Google Podcasts sometime in 2024. As a part of this process, YouTube Music Podcasts will receive many updates, including complete global availability, before the end of 2023. What a Bad news 😕 😞

LinkedIn announced it was shutting down its Chinese job-seeking service in May. This comes at a time of high rates of youth unemployment in the country. Chinese professionals are using a dating app in their search for work instead, Sixth Tone reports.

Give It Up And now, as Mixed Reality News reports, Meta is literally resorting to giving them away for free: Attendees of this year's developer conference for the global gaming platform Roblox each got a free Meta Quest Pro.

It was rumored that Apple might apply similar limitations to the USB-C port on iPhone 15 models, but this report confirms that is not the case. As with iPads and Macs with USB-C ports, the report said all existing USB cables, chargers, and accessories will work normally with the iPhone 15 models.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain implant has started recruiting for it’s first human trial 🧠 After receiving approval from an independent review board, Neuralink is set to begin offering brain implants to paralysis patients as part of the PRIME (Precise Robotically Implanted Brain-Computer Interface) Study. Trial patients will have a chip surgically placed in the part of the brain that controls the intention to move. The chip, installed by a robot, will then record and send brain signals to an app, with the initial goal being “to grant people the ability to control a computer cursor or keyboard using their thoughts alone.

During the recent iPhone 15 keynote, Apple placed a strong emphasis on the gaming capabilities of its new A17 Pro chip. 📱🎮 In a subsequent interview with IGN, three Apple executives—Jeremy Sandmel, Senior Director of GPU Software, Tim Millet, VP of Platform Architecture, and Kaiann Drance, VP of Worldwide iPhone Product Marketing—shared further insights into Apple's strategy to position the iPhone 15 as the "best game console" in the world. The iPhone 15 Pro features the A17 Pro chip, which introduces significant enhancements to GPU performance. The "pro-class" GPU boasts a new 6-core design, promising a 20% increase in GPU performance and hardware-accelerated ray tracing, a first for Apple. In the interview, Tim Millet emphasized that Apple's goal is not necessarily to directly compete with established gaming consoles like the PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series S. Instead, their focus lies in building a platform and tools that specifically cater to game developers.

TikTok is hit with $368 million fine under Europe's strict data privacy rules