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Illustration of Ask Jeeves butler bidding farewell as Ask.com shuts down after 25 years.
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Ask.com shuts down after 25 years

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Ask.com, once known as Ask Jeeves, has officially closed its doors. The search engine ended operations on May 1, 2026, as its owner sharpens business focus. The shutdown marks the end of a 25-year run in answering online queries.

Google has started a gradual rollout of a tool that lets users in Brazil change their primary Gmail address without creating a new account or losing message history.

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CNET readers have selected GFiber as the leading internet service provider overall in the outlet's People's Picks awards. The fiber provider earned the highest marks for reliability, speed and customer support.

Internet access in Iran has started to return after an 88-day nationwide shutdown. Traffic levels remain below half of normal capacity. Experts caution that the recovery is incomplete.

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Several browser add-ons can improve the YouTube experience according to a recent guide.

Utah will become the first US state to prohibit using VPNs to bypass age-verification requirements on websites. Senate Bill 73 takes effect on Wednesday and holds sites liable for users masking their location while in the state. Privacy advocates warn of widespread disruptions to internet access.

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Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Digital (Kemkomdigi) confirmed that the Wikimedia Foundation has begun registering as a private-scope Electronic System Operator (PSE). This follows a government ultimatum in early April 2026. Minister Meutya Hafid said her team assisted the organization.

 

 

 

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