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  How to download Windows 10 for free

  Digital Trends - By Arif Bacchus

  Microsoft has officially moved on to Windows 11, having launched the operating system in 2021. However, some folks are still using Windows 10, and if …

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  Complaint filed against a popular toy channel on YouTube could lead to big ad changes

  The Verge - Julia Alexander

  Ryan ToysReview is just an example The line between an advertisement and entertaining content is blurry on YouTube, and a children’s rights watchdog group is asking the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to step in. The group Truth in Advertising has filed a complaint with the FTC over one specific …

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  Denmark just banned PFAS from food packaging. It's still in take-out containers around the world.

  Quartz - Zoë Schlanger

  Denmark on Monday (Sept. 2) became the first country to completely ban PFAS from food packaging. The class of chemicals, also referred to as “perflourinated” or “flourinated” compounds, commonly coats microwave popcorn bags, baking paper, and take-out containers. PFAS are often used to make nonstick …

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  10 common plants that can hurt you

  Popular Science - Bill Heavey

  Learn these toxic shrubs, vines, and herbs, or learn to deal with the miserable, possibly deadly consequences. This story was originally published by Field & Stream. Plants aren’t out to harm you. On the other hand, they don’t seem to mind if they do. Even the most harmless shrub won’t go out of its …

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  17 Foods You've Probably Been Eating Wrong Your Entire Life

  BuzzFeed - Spencer Althouse

  Pringles are only seasoned on the top side, so you should eat them upside down. We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us their best food hacks. Here are the life-changing results that'll change the way you eat your favorite foods. 1. Pringles are only seasoned on one side (the top), so you should …

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  You don't need a new phone, so here's how to keep your old one running like new

  CNBC - Todd Haselton

  The more I talk to people about their phones, the more I learn that most seem to be pretty happy with the model they own. And analysts say folks are …