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Google unveils Android 17 Beta 3 focusing on platform stability, refined dark mode, improved camera, and connectivity fixes ahead of 2026 release.

Netflix has raised subscription fees in the US, affecting new and existing users with higher costs on ad-supported and ad-free plans starting March 26.

A federal judge has halted the Pentagon’s attempt to swiftly enforce a ban on Anthropic’s AI tools, allowing the company to continue operations for now.

Google expands its AI-powered Search Live feature worldwide, enabling real-time visual and voice search in over 200 countries with Gemini 3.1 Flash Live.

Wikipedia updates policy to forbid AI-generated article content, allowing limited AI use only for copy edits after human review, with strong editor support.

A Dutch court has barred xAI’s Grok from generating nonconsensual nude images, rejecting the company’s defense despite evidence presented by the plaintiff.

WhatsApp is developing an ‘After Reading’ feature that deletes messages automatically after being read, boosting privacy for sensitive chats.

A jury has held Google and Meta responsible for social media addiction, awarding $6 million in damages in a landmark lawsuit.

Roblox emphasizes child safety with advanced protections but advises parents to supervise children continuously while using the platform.

OpenAI discontinues Sora, its AI video app, as Disney cancels $1B investment. Creators turn to Google Veo 3 and Luma Ray3 for AI-generated video solutions.