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Meta Claims AI Training Rights Over Business Websites

Meta Claims AI Training Rights Over Business Websites Meta’s updated commercial terms will give it permission to collect content from websites associated with businesses using its platforms, raising concerns about AI training, ownership and the conditions companies must accept to reach their customers. What Is Changing? The revised terms take effect on 30 October 2026

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Edge’s AI Troubleshooter Promises Limits On Data Collection

Edge’s AI Troubleshooter Promises Limits On Data Collection Microsoft has outlined an AI troubleshooting feature for Edge that will collect diagnostic information with users’ consent, promising to limit collection to the problem being investigated while acknowledging that its advice may not always be right. What Is Microsoft Introducing? Called “Fix an issue”, the feature (found

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Microsoft’s Record Patch Release Lists Over 1,400 Flaws

Microsoft’s Record Patch Release Lists Over 1,400 Flaws Microsoft’s October security release addresses more than 1,400 vulnerabilities, setting another monthly record as AI helps researchers uncover software weaknesses faster and businesses face growing pressure to keep their systems protected. What Has Microsoft Released? Patch Tuesday is Microsoft’s regular monthly release of security fixes, allowing organisations

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AI Mosquito Traps Aim To Cut Spraying And Track Risks

AI Mosquito Traps Aim To Cut Spraying And Track Risks Mosqitter is developing a network of AI-connected mosquito traps to help organisations monitor insect populations and respond more precisely, offering a potential way to reduce insecticide use as changing environmental conditions increase the need for surveillance. From Catching Mosquitoes To Monitoring Them The Pennsylvania-based company,

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Dutch Tax Office Drops Microsoft 365 Cloud For In-House And Open-Source Tools

Dutch Tax Office Drops Microsoft 365 Cloud For In-House And Open-Source Tools The Netherlands’ tax authority has abandoned its planned Microsoft 365 cloud rollout in favour of infrastructure it controls and European open-source software, highlighting how concerns about sensitive information and supplier dependence can change major IT decisions. What Has Changed? In a letter to

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Microsoft Cuts Shared OneDrive Storage By Up To 4TB

Microsoft Cuts Shared OneDrive Storage By Up To 4TB Microsoft is replacing individual OneDrive allowances on its Family and Premium subscriptions with a shared 2TB pool, cutting the maximum combined storage by 4TB and leaving some households facing extra costs or decisions about where to keep their files. What Is Changing? Previously, Microsoft 365 Family

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