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Threads has been promising to join the fediverse since the product launched. Now it looks like it’s starting to roll out. A lot of people are really concerned about this and are threatening to defederate from Threads if/when it arrives. I don’t get it.

After iMessage, Beeper Mini plans to add support for several messaging services, giving us a glimpse into EU's vision for interoperability.

<p>Amazon used to be a large river in South America - but that was before the world wide web. This month the web is 15 years old and in that short time it has revolutionised the way we live, from shopping to booking flights, writing blogs to listening to music. Here, the Observer's Net specialist charts the web's remarkable early life and we tell the story of the 15 most influential websites to date.</p>

The Supreme Court of India has asked the government to respond to a petition seeking the transfer of a public interest litigation (PIL) on surveillance systems from the Delhi High Court to the apex court. The PIL claims that citizens right to privacy is being threatened by surveillance programs such as the Centralised Monitoring System (CMS), Network Traffic Analysis (NETRA), and National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID). The PIL asks for the cessation of these surveillance projects and the establish...

Google, the world-famous tech giant, has officially turned 25 years old. Let's take a look at the company's 25-year odyssey in revolutionising the internet as we know today.

Here are some milestones in the history of the tech giant, whose parent is now known as Alphabet.

Google celebrates its 25th birthday since its start by two students in a dormitory to the most used search engines

Here is a look at some milestones in the history of Google, whose parent is now known as Alphabet.

More than 25 years ago, two students at Stanford University brainstormed in their dormitory and came up with an idea - to create an internet search engine that would organize web pages and rank them.

It's been 15 years since Android 1.0 launched on the T-Mobile G1. The operating system was very basic, but it quickly grew into an unavoidable behemoth.