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Sick of Copilot In Office Apps? Microsoft Finally Lets You Move Its Floating Button

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By James Peckham 
| PC Mag Middle East
Microsoft has realized its floating Copilot button in Office tools like Excel, PowerPoint, and Word doesn't work for everyone. In a new update, Microsoft will let you change the placement of Copilot, which has recently moved to a floating icon in the bottom-right corner of all three pieces of software. Now, you can right-click on the button to move it back to the top bar. Look for the option labeled Move to ribbon, and if you want to reverse it, right-click and press Move out of ribbon.
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Another Gaming Price Hike: PlayStation Plus Now Costs Up to $2 More Per Month

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By James Peckham 
| Flipboard
Fallout 4 22 hours ago Fallout 4 on Consoles Will Soon Let You Add More Mods IGN - Vikki Blake • 22h Saves older than Nov. 10, 2025, "are expected to be impacted," but you'll be okay if you create a fresh save. Fallout 4 maker Bethesda has confirmed … Destiny 2 18 hours ago It's the end of an era for Destiny 2 as Bungie ends development Polygon - Corey Plante • 18h Eyes up, Guardian. The battle between the Light and Darkness is officially coming to a close.
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New ‘Revenge Porn’ Law Helps Pressure Websites, Apps to Take Down Nudes

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By James Peckham 
| PC Mag Middle East
Some of the biggest tech companies are now better held accountable for failing to act quickly when asked to remove non-consensual intimate images and videos. The enforcement of the Take It Down Act went into effect on May 19, to help anyone who has been a victim of "revenge porn" have a clear process to make sure non-consensual images and videos are scrubbed from the internet as quickly as possible.
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