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Google bans Chrome extensions enabling real-money prediction market trades from August 1, adding privacy and AI rules.

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The long, drawn-out transition to Manifest V3 is finally reaching its absolute conclusion. For over four years, Google has ...

Anthropic’s new privacy policy offers US consumers a way around the Fable ban A policy provision for scanning customers’ identity documents could enable Anthropic to distinguish between foreign and ...