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The app favored by many of Trump’s supporters still has not met the Google Play Store’s standards, including policies against incitement and physical threats of violence, the company told CNN on Tuesday. “On August 19 we notified Truth Social of several violations of standard policies in their current app submission and reiterated that having effective systems for moderating user-generated content is a condition of our terms of service for any app to go live on Google Play,” the Google… Source link

There’s also some questions as to whether this has to do with the August update (or if there is one) There are more moving parts to Android than ever before and that’s thanks to Google separating a great number of services from the operating system proper. That means more things are getting more updates at different times. A number of users are wondering, however, about what just happened to their ability to manually check for Google Play system updates. ANDROIDPOLICE… Source link

Justin Jefferson‘s unbridled confidence knows no bounds. Fresh off his second consecutive 1,400-yard season, the Minnesota Vikings wide receiver not only said he can crack 2,000 receiving yards (which would break an NFL record) but he also believes he’ll be considered the best pass-catcher in the NFL by season’s end. Yes, better than Las Vegas Raiders receiver Davante Adams — whom Jefferson said is No. 1 right now — and Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp, who led the league in… Source link

Vaxxinity (VAXX) CEO Mei Mei Hu sees opportunity in low and middle income markets, underserved by the largest COVID-19 vaccine players to-date, for the pandemic and moving forward. “COVID taught us to look at black swans as a macro event. I think everyone has to be open to LMICs … as there’s a market to still be had — and it’s large,” Hu told Yahoo Finance in a recent interview. The Dallas–based company (a merger of formerly COVAXX and United Neuroscience in 2021), went public amid a… Source link

In a fantasy public service announcement, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has some advice for fantasy managers and the Yahoo scoring system. Video Transcript DAK PRESCOTT: Are you going to superflex me? Just drag me into a flex spot? Me? No. I’m sorry, that’s not happening. Here’s the deal. If you’re drafting me, Dak Prescott, I play quarterback, right at the top of the lineup. I don’t want to be stuck down near the kicker. If I wanted to grow up to be a flex, I would have asked my… Source link

Google Fiber, the Alphabet division focused on offering high-speed internet access in the US, has ambitious plans to expand its fiber services in the next three to five years, the company announced in a blog post. It wants to launch fiber services in five new states, which include previously announced plans to enter Arizona and Colorado, as well as Nebraska, Nevada, and Idaho. In total, Reuters reports that Google Fiber hopes to expand to 22 metro areas, from 17 today. It’s a big… Source link

Google’s strength in search advertising helped it weather the most recent quarter better than many of its rivals, but the vaunted internet giant isn’t immune to the problems facing the digital ad sector at large. And now, in the midst of an economic malaise, plus ramped-up regulatory scrutiny in various countries, Google faces some of its biggest challenges ever. This Analyst Take examines those headwinds. Despite its size and strength, Google has vulnerabilities as ad demand slows. Its… Source link

The news on Thursday that gross domestic product (GDP) contracted for two straight quarters intensified fears the U.S. is entering a recession. Earlier this week, former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli suggested the country has indeed fallen into a recession — albeit an unusual one. In a wide-ranging interview for Yahoo Finance’s “Influencers with Andy Serwer,” Nardelli contended that the U.S. is still experiencing a downturn even though consumer spending has remained relatively high. “I’ve said… Source link

LAS VEGAS — It would appear Kevin Durant’s trade request would be a tipping point to the player empowerment era, a chance for NBA team owners to reset the paradigm after a decade-plus of star movement. After all, if a star in the New York market who’s just entering a four-year extension worth nearly $200 million can force his way out, a contract between player and team might as well be written with disappearing ink. A period that began with LeBron James exercising his right as a free… Source link

“The Federal Reserve isn’t trying to kill the economy, it’s just trying to end free money,” said veteran strategist John Stoltzfus. “Free money is bad in our view in that it encourages all kinds of speculation, it inflates asset classes.. and it creates instability in the economy,” added Oppenheimer’s chief asset management strategist. Stolttzfus’ comments come on the heels of last month’s jobs data highlighting continued tight labor market conditions. Market watchers see the… Source link