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Ever wondered if you could play Minecraft on your browser? It’s not the full game on google.com, but it’s a quick and easy way to have some casual fun for a minute or two. And the best part? You can do it right from your web browser, no need to download anything. Perfect for a quick break from work or studies

It works on desktop PCs or mobile devices in the same way. Once you click on the button, it is activated, and you can mine as much as you wish on Google modules. It works on every browser we try, like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge.

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Secure communication platform Signal offers end-to-end encryption to help ensure that nobody can read your messages without permission. But up until recently the app hasn’t exactly offered anonymity to folks using it to communicate with one another: because your account has always been tied to a phone number. Now the company has announced it will […]

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