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	technology As-it-happens update ⋅ November 3, 2021
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	CNET 20 iPhone settings you'll wonder why you didn't change sooner CNET Do you have an iPhone 13 or older iPhone running iOS 15? Then you can fine-tune your Face ID, Siri, notification settings and more to your liking. Here's how. Flag as irrelevant
	PCMag.com Amazon Fire TV Omni (50-Inch) Review PCMag.com Amazon's first attempt at making its own television, the Fire TV Omni offers an impressive range of features for the price, tempered by average picture quality. MSRP $509.99. PCMag editors select and review products independently. Flag as irrelevant
	CNET Amazon's new Alexa-enabled air quality sensor alerts you to harmful allergens for $70 CNET The Smart Air Quality Monitor has built-in temperature and humidity sensors. It also claims to detect a range of allergens and toxins in your home, including dust, carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds. Volatile ... Flag as irrelevant
	PCGamesN Battlefield 2042 devs spend 3600 words explaining how Portal works PCGamesN Earlier this year, DICE unveiled Battlefield 2042's Portal – a mode that lets players use maps, vehicles, and loadouts from across games in the series, fold in their own custom-made rulesets, and then share the resulting creations with other fans. Flag as irrelevant
	Radio Times Call of Duty Vanguard PC requirements: recommended & minimum specs for CoD Radio Times Like CoD games of the past, Vanguard will be out on consoles, including current-gen ones, and it also has a PC release lined up which means you will need to know the requirements before you commit to buying – no point buying it if it won't run. Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News NSO Group: Israeli spyware company added to US trade blacklist BBC News The Israeli company behind the controversial Pegasus spyware has been added to a US trade blacklist. Pegasus has reportedly been used by nation states to target the phones of rights activists and journalists. The US has now put its maker, NSO Group, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bloomberg Activision Plunges Most Since 2008 on Game Delays, Soft Forecast Bloomberg Activision Blizzard Inc., the video game publisher facing lawsuits for sexual discrimination and harassment, delayed two of its most anticipated games and gave a fourth-quarter forecast that fell short of expectations. The shares plunged. Flag as irrelevant
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