Monday, November 4, 2019 at 3:49PM 
If you have been waiting for Google to bring its Incognito Mode to Maps, well, we have good news for you. The company has started rolling out the feature. You can check if it's made its way to you by heading to the account switcher. There should be a "Turn on Incognito Mode" option there. The update is coming to iOS soon, but Google hasn't given any specific date yet.
Monday, November 4, 2019 at 8:26AM
In case you missed the update, Minecraft Earth comes out in an early access release to Canada, South Korea, and the Philippines at the end of October. The augmented reality game lets you take your world-building from the screen and out into the real world. Minecraft Earth focuses on collaboration, so it encourages multiple players to create with each other. But just like Nintendo's Pokémon Go, you will need to venture out into the world. Instead of Pokéstops, there are "Tapables" placed in different areas. Microsoft hasn't confirmed the official launch of the game yet. But luckily, you can play it now on iOS and Android.
Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 7:42PM 
Students in Ontario will have less time to browse their social media accounts while in school because a new restriction is being implemented in the province. The local government imposes restrictions on students' use of their devices while in classrooms starting tomorrow, November 4th. Students will only be allowed to use their phones in classrooms for educational purposes, special needs, or medical purposes. The aim of this directive is that it'll be "another step forward in providing a focused and academically-enriched learning environment for our students."
According to the local government, they surveyed students, parents, and teachers about the matter and 97 perfect said they are for the restricted use of phones in classrooms. Stephen Lecce, Ontario's Education Minister, said, "Our government heard clearly from parents and educators about the growing challenge related to distracted students in the classroom. When in class, students should be focused on their studies and not on social media."
Source: Global News
Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 12:50PM 
OnePlus has started rolling out OxygenOS 10, which is based on Android 10, to the OnePlus 6 and 6T. But they had to stop the release to the former because of some problems with the fingerprint scanner. However, those who have the OnePlus 6T should expect the update to head your way soon. The update brings with it new Game Space, improved location and privacy settings, and many more. It's a sizeable 2GB update, and the release is staggered, so don't be worried if it doesn't head your way immediately.
Source: 9to5Google
