Paramount+ is the next streaming service to get a price increase, following HBO Max, Disney+, Peacock, and more. Here's how we got here and what you can expect to pay.

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Kerberoasting attacks remain an enduring headache for IT professionals, allowing hackers to escalate privileges and reach the highest levels of your Active Directory (AD) environment. But by enforcing ...

Blocking ads on your home network isn't as hard as you think. If blocking ads on a per-device basis isn't enough, try these options. Both of these options are free and effective. How many ads do you ...

AT&T on Thursday sued the advertising industry's self-regulatory body over its demand that the company pull the television commercial Ain't Our First Rodeo, which bashes competitor T-Mobile over its ...

Google posted a new help document that says it will delete accounts without any campaigns after 6 months. "If an account does not have any campaigns, it’ll be permanently deleted by Google Ads 6 ...

Google is tightening its account retention policy — canceled Google Ads accounts will now be permanently deleted six months after cancellation, marking the end of indefinite account storage. Driving ...

In the past week, listeners using Spotify’s ad-supported plan have reported encountering commercials from the Department of Homeland Security. Like those that have been served frequently on platforms ...

Meta announced today that users in the UK will soon have the option to pay a small monthly fee to access its popular social media platforms without seeing ads. Though Facebook and Instagram will still ...

Ben Khalesi covers the intersection of artificial intelligence and everyday tech at Android Police. With a background in AI and data science, he enjoys making technical topics approachable for those ...

Xiaomi is the third-largest smartphone company with a market share of more than 10%, which means millions of users have to see those pesky ads that appear frequently, disturbing the user experience.

Zara has been asked to remove two advertisements from its United Kingdom website for featuring "unhealthily thin" models. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), the United Kingdom's independent ...