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Rebekah Jordan

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PlayStation users told what to expect when beloved online store closes for good

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By Rebekah Jordan
| UNILAD Tech
Sony has been under fire from its customer base in recent months and it's showing no signs of calming down. First, the tech giant announced its new age-verification measures that could lock players out of essential social features if they don't comply. Then, alongside pre-orders of Rockstar's GTA VI, Sony announced it would cease physical game discs for new releases as of 2028. Separately, the company is also facing a $2.7 billion class-action lawsuit representing 12.2 million UK gamers.
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Amazon Prime customer shares hidden benefits that could save users serious money

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By Rebekah Jordan
| UNILAD Tech
Most people sign up for Amazon Prime for the same-day delivery perks, but the subscription quietly comes with a range of other benefits that many members never use. One X user, Lily, has gone viral for laying out exactly what subscribers are missing, arguing that members aren't overpaying for Prime, they're simply 'underusing' it. "Amazon is quietly hoping you never open the "Prime Benefits" tab," she posted. "I opened it. You're paying $139/year for what looks like a shipping subscription.
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Change these iPhone message settings right now, according to an expert

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By Rebekah Jordan
| UNILAD Tech
Apple's Messages app is packed with features that most users never touch, but a few simple tweaks can make a real difference, whether you want to cut down on spam, free up storage, or tighten your privacy. According to ZDNet, here are 15 ways to get more out of Messages with iOS 26. 1. Save messages to iCloud and manage device forwarding Keeping messages backed up to iCloud syncs your conversations across all your Apple devices, making the upgrade to a new iPhone far less painful.
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