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YouTube is sending subscribers a $20 credit to make up for the blackout on Disney channels. The credit is a one-time offer and must be applied manually. Keep your eyes peeled for an email with ...

The United States wants big tech companies like Apple to protect children online by adding age verification safeguards to the ...

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