There’s nothing quite like a Japanese audiophile brand to show you what some other earbuds are missing. Review: Final’s ZE8000 buds are an audiophile’s choice Almost no previously verified accounts are willing to pay for a blue tick.ĥ. Elon Musk’s social media network also appears to have rowed back on its daft decision to apply ‘government-funded’ tags to publicly-funded media such as RTÉ.Īs I wrote in my column last Sunday, Twitter is becoming a less interesting, less reliable place for many news junkies because you can’t immediately trust the veracity of accounts anymore. Twitter eliminates legacy blue ticks, wipes ‘government-funded’ tag from RTEįrom now on, most of the blue-tick accounts you’ll see are from people who want to (literally) buy your attention. As I wrote before, I remain sceptical that Facebook will actually have to shut down its transatlantic data transfers.Ĥ. I’ve covered this a lot down through the years and I’m writing more about it on Sunday. Barring something very unexpected, that decision will be an order requesting that Facebook (but not Whatsapp or Instagram) suspend data transfers from the EU to the US. DPC decision halting Facebook transfers due by mid-MayĪ decision over whether to ban Facebook data transfers to the US is due by mid-May, Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) has confirmed. Many of us now use sub-titles because the background music and effects often drown out dialogue.ģ. It comes as Amazon Prime Video has announced a new feature to boost dialogue in movies and TV shows. The move will mean that friends and family who use a paying member’s password in a separate household will face a fee, likely to be between €4 and €6 per user. Netflix is moving forward with plans to ban password-sharing by July, the company has announced.
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