How Much Of Your Super Chat Actually Goes To YouTube Creators?
Super Chat and Super Stickers are popular ways for viewers to show appreciation for content creators, but how much of the money do they actually receive?
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Instagram Hopes These Drastic Changes For Teen Users Will Save It From Regulators
Instagram is set to introduce a slate of changes for teen users aimed to increase privacy and transparency, hoping it will please regulators.
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How To Extend Wi-Fi Range Outside Your Home
If you enjoy surfing the web while soaking up the sun's rays, there's a good chance you'll need to extend your Wi-Fi's range with these devices.
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How To Enable Dark Mode On Wikipedia
Since too much screen time can be detrimental to your vision, many platforms like Wikipedia have a dark mode feature. Here's how to enable it.
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You Can Finally Renew Your Passport Online: Here's How
The U.S. State Department has a beta program where qualifying individuals can renew their passport online. Here's how it works and the required criteria.
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Gmail: How To Search Your Inbox For Unread Messages
If your Gmail inbox is getting a bit cluttered and you're having trouble finding unread messages, there are a few tips to make things easier.
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How To Change Or Reset Your AOL Password In 2024
If you're still one of the people who prefer to use AOL but need to reset your password, doing so is easy. We'll walk you through it step by step.
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About:Blank: What It Means (And Can It Be Fixed?)
Anyone who uses a web browser has encountered about:blank a handful of times, and it isn't cause for any concern. Here's what it actually means.
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How Does A DNS Server Work & What Does The Abbreviation Stand For?
If you've heard or seen the term DNS or DNS server on your computer, you may be wondering what it means, and how it affects your internet.
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Can Meta AI Be Disabled On WhatsApp & Facebook Messenger? Here's What You Need To Know
Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, and not everyone's happy about it. Here's how you can handle AI in two of the most popular messaging apps.
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Firefox Running Slow Or Freezing? Here's What To Do
Firefox is a great browser choice for many, but it definitely has a tendency to run slow and even freeze. Here's what you can do if this happens.
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4 Ways To Improve Your Facebook Algorithm
Facebook can sometimes be frustrating to use, particularly when posts you don't care about clog up your feed. Here's what you can do about it.
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Google TV Vs. Roku: Which Is Best In 2024?
TVs are turning into oversized tablets without touchscreens. Google TV and Roku are among the most popular platforms out there, here's what to know about them.
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Why Google Discontinued Its Nexus Line Of Smartphones
Google's Nexus device line holds a special place in the hearts of many tech enthusiasts. But still, Google stopped making them nearly a decade ago. Here's why.
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5 Arc Browser Features That Might Make You Switch
It can be tough to switch web browsers, especially with tried-and-true options like Google Chrome available. But Arc is one option with some great features.
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When Did Mozilla's Firefox First Hit The Web & What Search Engine Does It Use?
Mozilla Firefox has used a few different search engines as its default since the browser's inception in 2004
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The 6 Best Text-To-Speech Software Options For 2024 (Free & Paid)
There are so many text-to-speech programs and apps on the market today that it can be hard to tell one from another. These are some of the best.
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Why Pictures And Videos Sent From iPhone To Android Are Blurry (And How To Fix It)
Are you receiving frustratingly blurry photos and videos from Android users on your iPhone? Here is why that is happening and how to fix it.
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Google App Vs. Chrome App: What's The Difference (And Do You Need Both?)
You have a choice in how you access Google services; either through the Google app or the Chrome app. But what's the difference and which is better?
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How To Disable Push Notifications In Google Chrome
If push notifications are becoming annoying on Google Chrome, then it might be time to disable them. Here's how to do so on computers and mobile.
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How To Set Up Two-Factor Authentication On Amazon And Why You Should
Two-factor authentication is kind of secondary way of ensuring that the right person is logging into an account, and you should use it with Amazon.
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The 4 Easiest And Cheapest Ways To Stay Online During An Outage
Power outages, unfortunately, are something we have no control over. If this happens, here are four easiest and cheapest ways to stay online.
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What To Check If Your Gigabit Speeds Are Slower Than They Should Be
If you pay for gigabit internet speeds but your actual speeds are much slower, here are a few things you can check before contacting your ISP.
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Starlink Mini Is Mobile Satellite Internet Cheap Enough To Be Your Outage Backup Plan
Elon Musk's Starlink just introduced Starlink Mini mobile internet as a backup plan and for people on the go, but how does it stack up to other options?
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5 Audiophile Products That Didn't Hold Up Under Scrutiny
The audiophile world has exacting standards, which is fine when products live up to their promise. But sometimes they didn't, and it got ugly.
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Are Google Chrome Virus Notifications Real?
We've all gotten pop-up virus notifications on Google Chrome. But are these alerts real, and should you be concerned about potential risks to your computer?
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What Are Those 'IPTV Sticks' Advertised On Twitter, And Are They Legal?
Ads for TV streaming sticks are all over social media these days, promising access to all sorts of cool content. But are they legal? Here's everything to know.
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