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Adobe Photoshop Chrome Extension Launched, Users Get One Year of Free Photoshop Web Access
Adobe introduced a Photoshop extension for Google Chrome, expanding its browser-based creative tools by enabling core edits without desktop software. Users who install the extension before December 8, 2025, receive 12 months of free Photoshop Web access. Aimed at creators and professionals needing quick, lightweight editing, the tool lets users sav...
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Meta Announces Paid Ad-Free Subscription for Facebook, Instagram in Europe
Meta announced a paid ad-free subscription for Facebook and Instagram via a blog post on Monday. Starting next month, Facebook and Instagram users in the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), and Switzerland can pay a monthly fee to use Meta-owned platforms without ads.
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Meta Plans To Charge Europeans For Ad Free Facebook, Instagram: Report
Meta is proposing to offer European users a subscription-based version of Instagram and Facebook if they would rather not be tracked for ads, a source said on Tuesday.
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Meta Proposes Monthly Fee of Up to EUR 13 for Ad-Free Access to Instagram and Facebook: Report
Instagram and Facebook may offer an ad-free version for users who pay a monthly subscription, according to a report. Meta has reportedly proposed to European regulators, the possibility of a paid version of its social media services that will not show personalised ads that are based on a user's information. Here's how much users in the EU might hav...
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Meta to Offer Paid Versions of Facebook and Instagram in Europe to Avoid Ads: Report
Meta Platforms is considering paid versions of Facebook and Instagram with no advertisements for users residing in the European Union (EU) as a response to scrutiny from regulators, the New York Times reported on Friday. Those who pay for the subscriptions would not see ads while Meta would also continue to offer free versions of the apps with ads ...
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Facebook Owner Meta Criticises German Antitrust Order to Curb Data Collection, Calls it ‘Clearly Flawed’
Facebook parent Meta has raised its voice against German antitrust order to curb its data collection. The company added that the order is 'clearly flawed' and undermines EU data protection rules.
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Opera Browser Optimised for Chromebooks, Comes Integrated With WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger
Opera Browser has become the world’s first alternative browser to be optimised for Chromebooks, as per the company. The browser brings free unlimited browser VPN, an ad blocker, cookie dialogue blocker as well as light and dark themes. It also features WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Messenger.
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Facebook To Give WHO Free Ads In Battle With Coronavirus Misinformation
Facebook Inc will provide free advertisements to the World Health Organization (WHO) as it seeks to ensure users are not misinformed about the virus, its risks and how to react to it, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on Tuesday.
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Coronavirus: Facebook Gives WHO Free Ads in Battle With Misinformation
Facebook will provide free advertisements to the World Health Organization (WHO) as it seeks to ensure users are not misinformed about the virus, its risks and how to react to it, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on Tuesday.
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US Woman Wanted Free Dirt. Her Yard Was Buried By Over 100 Truckloads
When Rosmery Vega's brother sent her Facebook ads exclaiming "Free dirt and Yard Leveling!" she thought she had found the perfect solution to shore up the sagging fence in the backyard of her Springfield, Virginia, home.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Defends Refusal to Take Down Some Content
Facebook has come under criticism for not doing enough to filter out phoney political ads.
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica Privacy Scandal Freaking You Out? Stop. Targeted Ads Are Great
Seeing a few ads here and there based upon your online behaviour seems like a small price to pay for instant and free access to Facebook.
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US Senate Says ISPs Free to Sell Customer Information Without Permission
The move paves the way for ISPs like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon to expand their own online ad businesses.
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After 'Roast,' Tannishtha Chatterjee Receives Apology From TV Channel
"To my utmost horror, I soon realized that the only quality they found worth roasting about in me was my skin tone," she writes
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Facebook Offers Free Ads to Those Who Counter Terror Speech: Report
Facebook has begun combating terrorist propaganda online with its own form of "counter speech".
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Adobe Photoshop Chrome Extension Launched, Users Get One Year of Free Photoshop Web Access
Adobe introduced a Photoshop extension for Google Chrome, expanding its browser-based creative tools by enabling core edits without desktop software. Users who install the extension before December 8, 2025, receive 12 months of free Photoshop Web access. Aimed at creators and professionals needing quick, lightweight editing, the tool lets users sav...
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Meta Announces Paid Ad-Free Subscription for Facebook, Instagram in Europe
Meta announced a paid ad-free subscription for Facebook and Instagram via a blog post on Monday. Starting next month, Facebook and Instagram users in the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), and Switzerland can pay a monthly fee to use Meta-owned platforms without ads.
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Meta Plans To Charge Europeans For Ad Free Facebook, Instagram: Report
Meta is proposing to offer European users a subscription-based version of Instagram and Facebook if they would rather not be tracked for ads, a source said on Tuesday.
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Meta Proposes Monthly Fee of Up to EUR 13 for Ad-Free Access to Instagram and Facebook: Report
Instagram and Facebook may offer an ad-free version for users who pay a monthly subscription, according to a report. Meta has reportedly proposed to European regulators, the possibility of a paid version of its social media services that will not show personalised ads that are based on a user's information. Here's how much users in the EU might hav...
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Meta to Offer Paid Versions of Facebook and Instagram in Europe to Avoid Ads: Report
Meta Platforms is considering paid versions of Facebook and Instagram with no advertisements for users residing in the European Union (EU) as a response to scrutiny from regulators, the New York Times reported on Friday. Those who pay for the subscriptions would not see ads while Meta would also continue to offer free versions of the apps with ads ...
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Facebook Owner Meta Criticises German Antitrust Order to Curb Data Collection, Calls it ‘Clearly Flawed’
Facebook parent Meta has raised its voice against German antitrust order to curb its data collection. The company added that the order is 'clearly flawed' and undermines EU data protection rules.
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Opera Browser Optimised for Chromebooks, Comes Integrated With WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger
Opera Browser has become the world’s first alternative browser to be optimised for Chromebooks, as per the company. The browser brings free unlimited browser VPN, an ad blocker, cookie dialogue blocker as well as light and dark themes. It also features WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook Messenger.
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Facebook To Give WHO Free Ads In Battle With Coronavirus Misinformation
Facebook Inc will provide free advertisements to the World Health Organization (WHO) as it seeks to ensure users are not misinformed about the virus, its risks and how to react to it, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on Tuesday.
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Coronavirus: Facebook Gives WHO Free Ads in Battle With Misinformation
Facebook will provide free advertisements to the World Health Organization (WHO) as it seeks to ensure users are not misinformed about the virus, its risks and how to react to it, Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg said on Tuesday.
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US Woman Wanted Free Dirt. Her Yard Was Buried By Over 100 Truckloads
When Rosmery Vega's brother sent her Facebook ads exclaiming "Free dirt and Yard Leveling!" she thought she had found the perfect solution to shore up the sagging fence in the backyard of her Springfield, Virginia, home.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Defends Refusal to Take Down Some Content
Facebook has come under criticism for not doing enough to filter out phoney political ads.
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica Privacy Scandal Freaking You Out? Stop. Targeted Ads Are Great
Seeing a few ads here and there based upon your online behaviour seems like a small price to pay for instant and free access to Facebook.
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US Senate Says ISPs Free to Sell Customer Information Without Permission
The move paves the way for ISPs like Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon to expand their own online ad businesses.
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After 'Roast,' Tannishtha Chatterjee Receives Apology From TV Channel
"To my utmost horror, I soon realized that the only quality they found worth roasting about in me was my skin tone," she writes
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Facebook Offers Free Ads to Those Who Counter Terror Speech: Report
Facebook has begun combating terrorist propaganda online with its own form of "counter speech".
