There is a legal way to share your Netflix account without paying the extra charge, Oppo makes a surprise return to France, YouTube wants to put an end to ad blockers, that’s the recap!
While a brand of wireless headphones throws in the towel, we learn that in France, the government is considering banning smartphones for under 11s. While you wait for that to happen, take a look at the notable news for June 13, 2024.
YouTube wants to put an end to ad blockers
It’s been a while since YouTube declared war on ad blockers. The platform tries by all means to disrupt the functioning of browser extensions or mobile applications that suppress the distribution of advertisements in videos. After several unsuccessful measures, the service is now trying to inject ads server-side, making them more difficult to block. It could also require users to log in to watch content. We suspect that the developers of the blockers will manage to get around all of this.
More details: YouTube isn’t done with ad blockers, this is how it wants to finish them
Oppo returns to France with two smartphones
In 2023, the smartphone manufacturer Oppo left the French market. A decision taken following multiple legal setbacks in Europe for patent infringement, which notably resulted in the withdrawal of all the brand’s mobiles from stores in Germany. Come 2024 and the Mobile World Congress where Oppo announces its intention to return to the Old Continent. This is done in France since the firm officially resurfaces with two smartphones: the Reno 12 and the Reno 12 Pro.
More details: In a twist, Oppo formalizes its return to France and the arrival of the Reno 12
Here’s how to share your Netflix account legally without paying extra
You are probably aware that the happy times when you just had to give your Netflix credentials to share your account are over. It’s always possible, provided you pay extra per person added. However, an Internet user found a way to get past it. You will need an initial investment of around thirty euros and a detailed tutorial. There’s nothing we can do about the money, but for the rest, follow the guide!
More details: Netflix – sharing your account at no extra cost is still possible, and it’s 100% legal!
