By January 2, Google Drive will no longer require third-party cookies for file downloads

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Updated on: 18-Oct-2023

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Google has lately advertised a number of changes to its user interface. Google has been making significant advancements, from AI- enhanced quest to passkeys as the dereliction sign- in operation and the launch of the Discover feed for desktop users. In an effort to enhance client sequestration, the business lately decided to remove the demand for enabling third- party cookies while downloading lines from Google Drive.

At the moment, users must permit third-party cookies in their web browsers in order to download files from Google Drive. However, Google plans to significantly change in this area. This composition will analyze Google's most recent advertising and examine how it might affect how users regularly engage with Google Drive.

Google stated in a recent update that, as of January 2, 2024, it will no longer employ third-party cookies to serve downloads from Google Drive.However, if you are involved in processes that depend on Google Drive's download URLs or utilize operations that depend on these URLs, you must switch to Drive and Croakers publishing overflows by the given date, which is January 2. This modification is a part of Google's ongoing efforts to improve the seclusion and security of marijuana users.

The business stated the following in regards to the same topic: "For Workspace files (Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms file types), use the Google Docs publishing URL of the file."

Google Workspace and personal Google accounts will be impacted by a change that makes it necessary for third-party cookies to be used for file downloads, a policy that Apple and Mozilla have already adopted.

For those who are unfamiliar, cookies are little files that various websites employ to track your online behavior and preferences. These cookies may facilitate browsing but they may also give rise to privacy problems.

Google declares passkeys the standard sign-in method

For specific account holders, Google's last advertisement makes online security easier to understand and more accessible. Users may now access their Google accounts without using a password thanks to passkeys, the dereliction sign- in option, after configuring a device-linked passkey. No more headaches with passwords or two-step verification, ensuring a perfect and safe Google experience.

Google first offered passkeys in May 2022, and they have since quickly emerged as a royal and secure alternative to conventional watchwords. By May 2023, Google had successfully added passkey support to specific Google accounts, giving users a more convenient and safe login process. These passkeys work with many common web browsers and operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, iOS, and ChromeOS, enhancing accessibility and enhancing security across a variety of vibrant platforms.

Samsung Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360 Spotted on Bluetooth SIG, Launch Expected Soon

By: Aman Singh

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Updated on: 26-Aug-2024

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Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360 has appeared on the Bluetooth SIG website, hinting at an imminent launch. Five models were listed, likely varying by market or configuration. Rumored to feature an Intel Lunar Lake CPU with advanced performance and efficiency cores, the laptop is expected to deliver strong processing power. It may also include Intel Arc integrated graphics. The Galaxy Book 5 series could be launched in December 2024, following the Galaxy Book 4 series' release last year.

Xiaomi Trifold Phone in Development: Potential Uses and Industry Trends

By: Aman Singh

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Updated on: 26-Aug-2024

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Xiaomi is reportedly in advanced stages of developing a trifold phone, joining companies like Huawei, TCL, and Samsung in exploring this innovative format. The trifold design could offer expanded screen real estate, enabling enhanced multitasking, media consumption, and creative work. It may also support desktop-like app interfaces, making it a versatile tool for business and productivity on the go. While a launch timeline remains uncertain, the device is expected to feature cutting-edge hardware, software, and camera technology, possibly under Xiaomi’s MIX brand.

OnePlus 10 Pro Users Report Dead Motherboard Issues, Repairs Cost Up to Rs 42,000

By: Aman Singh

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Updated on: 26-Aug-2024

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OnePlus 10 Pro users are experiencing dead motherboard issues, as reported on the OnePlus Community portal. This follows previous green line problems with the brand's devices. Users have shared incidents where their phones suddenly became unresponsive, with repair costs reaching up to Rs 42,000. OnePlus has not yet commented on the issue. The problem appears to affect other models as well, like the OnePlus 9 Pro. The brand's response to this emerging issue remains to be seen.

Apple Confirms iPhone 16 Series Launch Event on September 9th

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Updated on: 26-Aug-2024

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Apple has officially scheduled the iPhone 16 series launch event for Monday, September 9th. The highly anticipated event will be live-streamed on Apple’s website, the Apple TV app, and YouTube starting at 10:30 PM IST. Alongside the new iPhones, Apple is expected to unveil a redesigned Apple Watch Series 10 and new AirPods. The event invite features the tagline "It's Glowtime," hinting at AI enhancements powered by the Apple A18 chipset. Pre-orders for the iPhone 16 series are expected to begin shortly after the event.

New iOS Bug Causes iPhone Crashes with Specific Text Sequence

By: Aman Singh

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Updated on: 23-Aug-2024

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A new iOS bug is causing iPhones to crash when a specific sequence of four characters (""::) is typed into certain search fields, like the Settings app or App Library. The bug triggers Apple's Springboard to crash, briefly returning users to the lock screen. While it’s an annoying issue, it poses no security risk or data loss. Tests show that the bug affects iOS 17 more severely than iOS 18. Apple has not yet addressed the issue, so users are advised to avoid typing this sequence until a fix is released.