In recent years, Seattle-based Wyze made a name for itself thanks to making a lot of smart home gadgets affordable. These days, the company sells everything from smart plugs and locks to scales and fitness bands, but what started it all was the $20 Wyze indoor security camera. Today, the company is following that up
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The social media phenomenon TikTok joined the EU’s disinformation code of conduct on Monday as tech giants seek to persuade Europe to back away from setting laws against harmful content online. “We’re proud to sign up to the code of conduct, to play our part,” said Theo Bertram, TikTok’s director of government relations for Europe.
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OnePlus confirmed its new budget-smartphone, putting all rumours and speculations at rest and said that it is working on a “new, more affordable smartphone product line” that will launch first in India and Europe. OnePlus Co-founder and CEO Pete Lau revealed the new development through a forum post on the OnePlus Community site. An Instagram
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Ever wondered how social media companies make money? The likes of Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit all let you sign up and use the website for free—which billions of users have done. How do these platforms generate income and stay profitable? Most social media networks make money through advertising to you. There are other methods, like
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