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Microsoft’s Windows 11 update designed to stop people completely ditching Edge has now gone live, but there is still a workaround.

How to watch the Build 2021 keynote live The Build 2021 keynote will be broadcast live from the Microsoft campus in Redmond, with CEO Satya Nadella speaking. It will start on May 25 at 9:00am PT / 12:00am EDT / 16:00 BST / 01:00am May 26 AEST. You can watch the keynote in the video embedded below, as well as on Microsoft's YouTube channel. The keynote will likely touch on the themes for this year's Build conference, with the main Build site emphasizing how they will be 'Announcing new tools and solutions that empower developers to help solve real world problems'. What do we expect from Micro...

Here’s our pick of Which Build is Internet Explorer disappearing from? Since Microsoft announced that Windows 10 would be an ongoing platform instead of being succeeded by a Windows 11 in the future, there would be major updates released to the operating system over the years. But the Insider program was a way of allowing users to download versions of Windows 10 in development with new features, before they would be rolled out into the official channels. It’s also allowed events such as the Bug Bash program to reward users in finding any bugs through a series of tasks. It's also said to...

  And as far as availability goes, that is a question no-one can answer if you consider certain blocks for installing the May 2020 and 20H2 Updates were only removed at the end of last week https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-removes-all-update-blocks-for-windows-10-versions-2004-and-20h2/   21H1 is now available in the Release Preview Ring and if there are no major bugs that crop up between now and the end of May it could be released before the end of the month. The May 2020 Update went live for everyone (and before blocks were placed) on May 27 2020 which was a Wednesda...

What you need to know 500 million LinkedIn profiles had their data scraped. That scraped data is now appearing for sale on a forum. You can preview the data for roughly two dollars' worth of forum credit. As reported by CyberNews (via OnMSFT), 500 million profiles on LinkedIn have had their profiles scraped for data. But that's not the worst of it. The worst part is that the data scraper responsible (if it is, in fact, a single actor) is now selling that data, looking for a four-digit minimum price tag in exchange for the goods. It's reported that the scraper is selling the info on a forum an...