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Google rolls out the store ratings feature to new global markets

Google has expanded its Store Ratings feature to Australia, Canada, India, and the UK, offering more transparency and trust in online shopping.

AI can now bypass CAPTCHA, and that’s a serious problem for online security

AI can now bypass CAPTCHA puzzles, raising concerns about online security. Learn how this breakthrough may affect your daily internet use.

DC’s antitrust lawsuit against Amazon revived by the appeals court

The District of Columbia's antitrust lawsuit against Amazon has been revived, reigniting concerns over the company's alleged anti-competitive practices.

Google Search Console introduces a new recommendation feature

Discover Google Search Console's new recommendations feature, offering actionable insights to boost your website's performance on Google Search.

Alibaba unveils an AI-powered engine to enhance global online trade

Alibaba's new AI-powered sourcing engine will revolutionise global B2B e-commerce, simplifying trade for merchants worldwide.

Join the summer fun with the Ragnarok Online and ShibaSays collaboration

Enjoy the summer collaboration in Ragnarok Online with ShibaSays, featuring adorable Shiba Inu characters, special quests, and exclusive rewards.

AI startup Anthropic is accused of bypassing anti-scraping rules

Websites accuse AI startup Anthropic of bypassing anti-scraping protocols, causing disruptions and sparking debates over compliance and licensing.

The Animated Flies app reminds you to empty your Mac’s trash

Discover Bananabin, the Mac app that uses animated flies to remind you to empty your trash folder, making digital clutter management fun.

Microsoft’s AI boss thinks it’s okay to use open web content freely

Microsoft's AI chief claims open web content is fair game for copying and use, sparking legal and ethical debates on copyright and AI.

US charges LockBit ransomware mastermind and offers a US$10 million reward

The US DOJ indicts Dmitry Khoroshev, the alleged LockBit ransomware leader, with a US$10 million reward offered for information leading to his capture.

Google begins manual action on site reputation abuse, with algorithmic measures to follow

Google initiates manual actions on site reputation abuse, with algorithmic updates to follow, targeting low-oversight third-party content.

Google’s John Mueller provides clarity on recovery from core updates

John Mueller of Google clarifies recovery processes for sites hit by core updates, stressing the need for quality improvement and strategic realignment.