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• X Will Now Limit How Much Some Users Can Post, Reply Each Day

  These limits 'alleviate some of the strain on the behind-the-scenes part of X and reduce downtime and error pages,' X says.

  1 week, 1 day By Jibin Joseph
• Summer Travel Warning: Your Vacation Could Be a Scam Waiting to Happen

  Fake bookings, phishing texts, and AI-powered tricks are targeting travelers this summer. Here's how to spot them and fight back before you book.

  1 week, 4 days By Kim Key
• 'Not Accurate': Delta Pushes Back on Elon Musk Over Starlink In-Flight Wi-Fi Claims

  Musk claims Delta picked Leo over Starlink for Wi-Fi because it 'wanted to make it painful, difficult, and expensive for their customers.' Delta suggests Amazon offers broader benefits than SpaceX.

  1 week, 6 days By Michael Kan
• Instagram Debuts Snapchat-Like 'Instants' to Share Disappearing Photos

  Instants lets you send unedited, view-once photos to close friends and mutual followers. Each photo disappears after 24 hours. Friends can react and reply, but screenshots are not allowed.

  1 week, 6 days By Jibin Joseph
• Jealous of TikTok Travelers? You Can Now Book Trips From the App

  TikTok Go makes the social network the latest app to offer travel bookings.

  2 weeks, 1 day By James Peckham
• New Starlink Policy Requires Passport Check, 'Live Portrait' for International Use

  Starlink.com now mentions a 'travel registration' policy for international use that requires the customer to submit a copy of their passport and a live portrait selfie.

  2 weeks, 5 days By Michael Kan
• Admit It, Your Screen Time Is Out of Control. My Top 4 Digital Detox Tips Can Help

  Want to improve your mood? Start by dialing back the doomscrolling. You don't have to go offline altogether, but small changes can help. Here's how to get started.

  2 weeks, 5 days By Jill Duffy
• Here's How to View Reddit on Your Phone Without Using the App

  Some mobile users are encountering a pop-up they can't close that encourages them to download the Reddit app. Here's why it's happening and options for getting around it.

  3 weeks By Chloe Albanesius
• Reddit Makes Its Mobile Site Harder to Use to Drive App Downloads, Logins

  The pop-up can be avoided on the mobile site by logging in, but some web users—especially those who hit Reddit via Google search or ChatGPT—say they don't want to create an account.

  3 weeks, 1 day By Chloe Albanesius
• OG Conversational Search Engine Ask.com Has Answered Its Last Question

  Ask's parent company, InterActiveCorp (IAC), discontinued its search business on May 1, 2026.

  3 weeks, 2 days By Jibin Joseph
• A Decade Later, Vine Is Back as 'diVine.' In the TikTok Era, Will Anyone Care?

  Launching with 500,000 classic Vine clips, diVine promises 'all human' videos; no AI slop.

  4 weeks By PCMag UK
• A Decade Later, Vine Is Back as 'diVine.' In the TikTok Era, Will Anyone Care?

  Launching with 500,000 classic Vine clips, diVine promises 'all human' videos; no AI slop.

  4 weeks By Jon Martindale
• Uber Now Lets You Book Hotel Rooms, Add a Coffee to Your Rideshare

  Uber will offer 700,000 hotels globally with its Expedia partnership, and it plans to introduce more properties through Vrbo later this year.

  4 weeks By James Peckham
• Starlink to Drop Tech That Helps Beat GPS Spoofing. Maritime Users Are Alarmed

  SpaceX will restrict a little-known, but accurate, location feature that boat owners use to counter GPS jamming and spoofing around the Red Sea. They're urging the company to reconsider.

  4 weeks, 1 day By Michael Kan
• Looking for Fast Wi-Fi on Your Next Flight? Pick an Airline With Starlink

  Ookla's new report focuses on consistency over speed, and airlines achieving over 90% speed consistency 'are almost exclusively serviced by Starlink.' That said, it's also pretty fast.

  4 weeks, 1 day By Rob Pegoraro