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Incognito is one of the greatest features of consumer internet, but the same feature costs google billions of dollars In the early 2000s, concerns about online privacy were growing. Users were worried about websites and other entities tracking t

In 2024, Google introduced Project Mariner, a smart AI assistant designed to make browsing easier. Built into Chrome and powered by Google’s advanced Gemini 2.0 AI. Mariner can handle tasks like filling out forms, planning trips, and even adding it

Hi Medial family 👋 Here is the success journey of 'BRAVE' in brief : Customer painpoints 1) irrelevant Ads 2) privacy issue , customer feels thier privacy was compromising 3) Not able to focus on the main content of page because of banner Ads ,

🚀 Perplexity just launched its own browser — Comet. And it's seriously clean. This isn't just another Chrome clone. It’s an AI-first browser built to save time and give direct answers while you browse. 🧠 What makes it stand out? • Built-in Perple

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Must-Have Features for Medial: 1. Post Notifications – Users should receive notifications when someone they follow posts new content, ensuring posts aren’t missed while they’re offline. There should also be an option to disable these notifications.

Venture Linkup - Founder Files From 0 to ₹500 Cr - without fame, without frills. Meet Vikas Goyal, the quiet force behind KukuFM, India's fastest-growing audio platform. While others chased funding and flash, he built a ₹500+ crore empire by focusing

Comet from perplexity has launched. Opan AI is also launching its own browser in few weeks. If autonomous agents start browsing for us, the ad economy collapses. No human eyes = no ad value. Web platforms will either pivot to subscriptions, shut dow

Amazon's Profit Playbook We all love Amazon's deals, but how do they make money beyond discounts? 1. Matchmaker Fees: Amazon isn't a giant store - they connect brands with you, like a shopping mall. For each sale, they take a commission, fee for