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Deathverse: Let it Die launches on PS5 and PS4 in 2022

Join gaming leaders online at GamesBeat Summit Next this upcoming November 9-10. Learn more about what comes next.  Sony today announced Deathverse: Let it Die at its State of Play event. The game is set to launch in 2022 for PlayStations 5 and PlayStation 4. Deathverse is a “multiplayer melee survival action game,” according to the trailer description. The player characters are battling it…
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Hands-on: iOS 15 upgrades the Notes app with support for tags; here’s how they work

Apple’s Notes app takes another step forward in iOS 15 with several new features. Follow along for a look at how to organize iPhone Notes with tags, search them, quickly create new notes in a tag group, use smart folders, and more. The Notes app has steadily evolved over the years with more and more powerful features. This year, iOS 15 and macOS Monterey bring new capabilities like support for…
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Apple releasing iOS 15.2 beta 1 and more to developers today

Just two days after the release of iOS 15.1 to the public, Apple is restarting the beta train yet again. The company today is rolling out the first developer betas of iOS 15.2, iPadOS 15.2, watchOS 8.3, and more. Head below for the details on these new betas rolling out now.
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Here’s what’s new in today’s release of iOS 15.2 beta 1

Apple today released iOS 15.2 beta 1 to developers. Coming just two days after the public release of iOS 15.1, today’s beta of iOS 15.2 continues to add new features that were originally slated to be included in iOS 15.0. Head below as we round up everything new with today’s release. What’s new in iOS 15.2? First and foremost, iOS 15.2 adds the full “App Privacy Report” feature to…
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iOS 15.2 beta features redesigned Notification Summary

Following the release of iOS 15.1 earlier this week, Apple today released the first developer beta of iOS 15.2 — which comes with some privacy-related changes. However, the update also features a redesigned Notification Summary on the iPhone and iPad lock…
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Google is now accepting requests to remove images of minors from Search results

Announced in August as an added privacy measure, Google is now rolling out the ability for parents/legal guardians to request the removal of images of their child (minors under 18) from Google Search. Live now on Google’s support site, the removal request allows for the removal of images of minors. This request can be made by the individual in those images or their parent/legal guardian.
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