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Twitter for iOS is randomly logging people out of their accounts, fix coming soon

A bizarre bug in the Twitter app for iOS has emerged over the last several days. According to a number of complaints from users, the Twitter app is unexpectedly repeatedly logging people out of their accounts. The bug apparently primarily affects iOS 15 users, and Twitter has confirmed that it is investigating. In an update shared today, Twitter’s Support team confirmed that it is…
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Oppo Reno7 series confirmed to feature Sony IMX709 sensor

Oppo today confirmed that the Reno7 series arriving on November 25 in China will be the world’s first to feature Sony’s IMX709 sensor in the selfie camera, advertised to have a 60% increase in light sensitivity and 35% noise reduction compared to the selfie unit on the…
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Android 11 adoption reaches 24.2%, still behind Android 10

Even though Google does not report on monthly adoption rates of Android anymore, its Android Studio does show the number of Android devices that access the Play Store during a seven-day period alongside their corresponding OS version. Android adoption rates (via: 9to5Google) Based on this data, Android 10 is currently running on 26.5% of devices which is the most of any Android version. Last…
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Honor 60 design revealed, will keep the dual circle camera

The Honor 50 phones were introduced in June and it took four months for the vanilla version to escape the domestic market. The company has no time to waste though and is already preparing the successor Honor 60, scheduled to arrive on December 1. The company teased its…
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Now you can pause your Twitter feed in the iOS app as well as the web

Twitter recently changed the behavior of its website to pause your Twitter feed until you refresh, and it has now done the same with its iOS app … It follows a promise the company made back in September to fix one of the most annoying things about the platform. It’s happened to all of us: You see an interesting tweet, start reading it, and… whoosh! It’s gone as the feed refreshes and you…
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Apple sues ‘Pegasus’ spyware creator NSO Group for attacking iOS users

Apple on Tuesday announced that it has filed a lawsuit against NSO Group, which is known for developing the advanced spyware “Pegasus” to attack and surveil users of iOS and Android devices. The company claims that it is suing the creators of the spyware to “prevent further abuse and harm to its users.” Pegasus was developed with governments and law enforcement agencies in mind since the…
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