Australia Technology News API

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            "content": "Summary\nTaskbar can finally be moved to any screen edge.\nYou can also choose icon alignment per taskbar position; Start and Search open relative to the taskbar.\nStart menu gets toggles for Pinned/Recommended/All, small/large sizes, and an option to h... [2144 chars]",
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            "title": "Microsoft's Edge Drops Plaintext Password Loading After Backlash",
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            "content": "Facing backlash, Microsoft is reversing a controversial design choice in the Edge browser that stored passwords in plaintext in a computer’s RAM, paving the way for malware to fetch the data.\n“We are addressing the originally reported issue immediate... [2750 chars]",
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