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Apple restricts Live Translation in Europe
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Amazon is developing its own AR glasses for the mass market
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Reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi has found another way to protect an account - using email - in the depths of Telegram's Android client.
The implication is that a user will be able to add an email in the messenger's privacy settings, and then probably receive temporary login codes for Telegram (instead of SMS) on it.
A "Sign in with Google" button can also be found in the screenshots.
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