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  The goal of a Feeds Reboot is to be more deliberate about using the internet. It is not the same as a privacy audit, which is also recommended once a year; rather, it is a method of changing what you see online. Some of what's in your feeds — the YouTube creators, the out-there old Facebook pals, the unstoppable dance crazes on your TikTok For You page — is probably the consequence of something you commented on, liked, or simply happened to watch months or years ago. The reboot allows you to start again, to announce to the internet that you are no longer the person you previously were, and to regain control over the algorithms that govern so much of your life. How to Reboot Feed The Following Audit is time-consuming yet straightforward: just examine everything you follow everywhere. Check your Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram following lists, all the RSS sources you follow, all your Discord memberships, all the newsletters you get, all your podcast subscriptions, and all the bands ...

  Google Keep is a note-taking tool that is part of Google's free, web-based Google Docs Editors suite. The company has kept it quite simple with the note-taking app, it has all the basic functionalities that one would expect from a notes app but with a Google touch. Google Keep is receiving a new feature that makes it simpler to transfer photographs across the applications you require, after the recent inclusion of a few of text formatting improvements. Move Images Across Apps Drag photographs and images from the image carousel into a Google Keep note, then drag them out onto other applications in Android's split-screen mode. The only GIF that followed Google's blog post depicts a tablet UI in action, so it's obvious what type of devices this functionality is intended for, but we've gotten drag-and-drop from Keep to work on phones. We've confirmed via limited testing that you won't be able to drop photographs into anything such as move to iOS other than a...