Image copyrightGetty ImagesYou're soon going to have to prove you're 18 or over if you want to watch porn online.
It could mean handing over your email address or even credit card details to verify your age.
This is because the government is going to make it a legal requirement for all porn sites to introduce age-verification software.
It claims the
Nokia has officially given Australia the launch dates and pricing on its latest range of phones that it announced at MWC this year, including its revamped flagship, the Nokia 8 Sirocco.
Although the Nokia 8 launched in late 2017, the new ‘Sirocco’ edition makes some considerably premium changes to HMD Global’s flagship. A 95% glass body with a stain
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In the microblogging site’s ongoing effort to transform into a news outlet, Twitter has confirmed the introduction of a new feature that groups multiple tweets linking to the same news story.
The news-link will be pushed to your timeline and appear as a small preview, with the people that have shared it, along with their tweets, grouped below.
This
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From today, Windows 10 users will be able to download the free April 2018 update for the operating system, with an official rollout to PCs around the world scheduled to commence on May 8, 2018.
Announced via a blog post by Microsoft's corporate vice president Yusuf Mehdi, the update promises a host of new features, many of which are said to
Read more: April 2018 update for Windows 10 will be available to download later today
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In an effort to clean up its act, Facebook took a leaf out of Reddit’s book and began testing upvote and downvote buttons for comments.
While the trial was carried out in the US, Facebook is now rolling out the new tool to more users. Going by tweets posted since the start of its rollout over the weekend, it appears that most of the users are in
Read more: Facebook begins the rollout of its Reddit-like downvote button
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Chinese mobile giants like Huawei aren't having much success getting their devices out to the masses in North America, due partly to increased scrutiny from the US government. It turns out that Huawei might have a plan B ready, just in case it gets abandoned by Google and Android as well.
The South China Morning Post reports that Huawei is working
Read more: Huawei could be working on its own OS as an Android alternative
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