Do We Seriously Have To Skip Both Ads On YouTube Now. Like We Press Skip On The First Then We Have To

Do we seriously have to skip both ads on YouTube now. Like we press skip on the first then we have to wait five more seconds to press skip on the second. Are you actually fucking kidding me

Microsoft systems update fucked up multiple computers worldwide... It's a good day to be a hater.

very great coverage of stalkerware use by government workers in australia, im very happy to have worked with crikey to make this reporting possible!

Crikey

'Can I log into my partner's device?’: Politicians, police, public servants spy on family's phones, leak suggests

Leaked data from stalkerware company mSpy shows how customers want to use the technology to surveil family violence victims and police suspe

What always gets me the most is like staff doesn’t seem to ever give a warning like. Hey this thing you’re doing or this content you’re posting is worthy of termination. Stop doing that and delete those posts or we’ll terminate your blog. They just decide when someone deserves to get erased from the internet and immediately do so

While exploring the evolving search habits of Americans, we discovered a surprising trend: Over 2 in 5 have used TikTok as a search engine. Consumers most often turned to TikTok to search for new recipes, but they also frequently searched for new music, DIY tips, and fashion advice. This shift was particularly pronounced among younger generations, with 64% of Gen Zers and 49% of millennials saying they’ve used TikTok as a search engine. Gen Zers were also 29% more likely than millennials to scour TikTok for new recipes. And even more striking, nearly 1 in 10 Gen Zers preferred TikTok over traditional giants like Google for their search needs. Another surprising find was the new chatbot on the block, ChatGPT. Over 1 in 10 consumers turned to ChatGPT to search for information, with 1 in 20 going as far as asking it for personal finance advice.

https://www.adobe.com/express/learn/blog/using-tiktok-as-a-search-engine

(Study conducted by Adobe, with 808 consumers, no data provided, and no information on how the consumers were selected)