July 21, 2021 |
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2. Retail stores that are using AI to track you and those that refuse [Full list]Did you ever think companies would use technology to track you during mundane events such as in-person shopping? Some retailers are doing exactly that as they've incorporated AI facial recognition to keep an eye on your habits. We've got the full list of retailers using this creepy technology. |
3. Soundmojis: How to add a drumroll, clapping, crickets or evil cackle to your messagesIt might sound like a word that a child made up, but if you communicate in emojis, you might've guessed what Facebook's new Soundmojis are. Through Messenger, you can now respond to a bad joke with sounds of crickets or laughter. We'll show you how it works. |
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AND FINALLY ...Have you ever heard of the beluga cam? 📷 It lets you watch belugas swim from the Hudson Bay in the Arctic lowlands. Luckily, there’s also sound so you can listen to their majestic calls. It’s been running for eight years thanks to Explore.org and Polar Bears International. You can watch until early September (that’s when the whales start heading north). 🐳 |
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