WhatsApp helps you avoid spam calls completely

WhatsApp has announced a new update aiming to reduce spam calls and enhance user privacy. The update includes two features: Silence Unknown Callers and Privacy Checkup. Silence Unknown Callers allows you to mute calls from unknown numbers. The calls will still show up in your call list, so you can check them later if they are important. This feature can help you avoid unwanted interruptions and distractions.

Privacy Checkup guides you through various privacy settings that can protect your messages, calls, and personal information. By selecting ‘Start checkup’ in your Privacy settings, you can choose who can contact you, control your personal info, add more privacy to your chats, and add more protection to your account. This feature can help you customize your privacy preferences and secure your WhatsApp account.

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Sennheiser launches over-the-counter hearing aids

Sennheiser has entered the over-the-counter hearing aid market with two new products: the All-Day Clear and the All-Day Clear Slim. Both hearing aids come with a charging case that works similarly to the ones for Sennheiser's Bluetooth earbuds, such as the Momentum True Wireless line. You can use the case to recharge the aids, which last up to 16 hours on a single charge.

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Leaked report reveals colour options for Galaxy Z Fold5 and Flip5 series, Galaxy Watch 6, Galaxy Tab S9

Samsung’s upcoming devices, including five Galaxy products, have been leaked with their colour variants. A new report reveals the colours of the Galaxy Watch6, Galaxy Watch6 Classic, Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Z Flip5, and Galaxy Z Fold5. Some colours will be exclusive to Samsung’s online store.

The Galaxy Z Fold5 will supposedly come in three standard colours—Cream, Diamond, and Phantom Black—and three online-only colours: Blue, Coral, and Platinum. The Diamond colour was seen in a leaked image earlier.

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Uber launches video ads across its apps, including Drizly

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Uber is launching video ads across its apps, including Uber Eats and Drizly, its newly acquired alcohol delivery service. The Wall Street Journal reports that users will see ads up to 90 seconds long while waiting for a ride or order and another personalized ad on a tablet in the car during their trip. Uber says it can target ads based on users’ location, destination, preferences, and history.

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