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AC Debates: HVAC expert reveals the best thermostat settings to save money and stay cool during summer vacations

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Phoenix, Arizona – As temperatures rise, the debate over how to set your thermostat heats up just as much as a scorching summer day. Last summer, a TikTok user from Phoenix known as @rainforestplumbingandac sparked a lively discussion with a suggestion on finding the perfect air conditioning setting. According to the expert, adjusting your thermostat while you’re away at work can lead to cost savings. However, when you return home and lower the temperature, you …

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Manage Consent Settings on AMP Pages: How to Control Data Collection and Personalized Ads Easily

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London, UK – Users accessing AMP pages on the BBC website can now manage their consent settings for data collection. These settings are specific to AMP pages and may need to be set again when visiting non-AMP pages on the BBC site. AMP pages are designed with Google AMP technology to provide users with a lightweight mobile browsing experience. When accessing these pages, some limited information may be stored on the device without user consent …

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**Cursor Control with Facial Gestures Now Available in Google’s Latest Innovation [Read More]** Developers can now integrate the accessibility feature into their apps, allowing users to control the cursor with facial gestures or by moving their heads. For example, they can open their mouth to move the cursor or raise their eyebrows to click and drag. Announced during last year’s Google I/O for desktop, Project Gameface uses the device’s camera and a database of facial expressions from MediaPipe’s Face Landmarks Detection API to manipulate the cursor. “Through the device’s camera, it seamlessly tracks facial expressions and head movements, translating them into intuitive and personalized control,” Google explained in its announcement. “Developers can now build applications where their users can configure their experience by customizing facial expressions, gesture sizes, cursor speed, and more.” While Gameface was initially made for gamers, Google says it has also partnered with Incluzza — a social enterprise in India focused on accessibility — to see how they can expand it to other settings like work, school, and social situations. Project Gameface was inspired by quadriplegic video game streamer Lance Carr, who has muscular dystrophy. Carr collaborated with Google on the project, with the aim of creating a more affordable and accessible alternative to expensive head-tracking systems.

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San Francisco, California – Developers have rolled out a new feature that allows users to control their cursor using facial gestures or by moving their heads. This innovative accessibility feature, known as Project Gameface, was announced during Google I/O for desktop last year. By leveraging the device’s camera and a database of facial expressions, users can now manipulate the cursor with simple movements like opening their mouth to move and raising their eyebrows to click …

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Manage Consent Settings on AMP Pages: Control Your Data Collection Preferences Now!

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London, England – Visitors to AMP pages on the BBC website must manage their consent settings to control data collection and ad personalization. These settings, specific to AMP pages, ensure a customized browsing experience. Upon visiting non-AMP pages, users may need to reset these preferences. AMP technology enables the creation of lightweight mobile pages for faster loading times. While browsing on these pages, limited data is stored on devices without explicit consent. This data collection …

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Manage Consent Settings on AMP Pages: Control Your Data Collection Preferences Now!

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London, United Kingdom – Managing consent settings on AMP pages has become increasingly crucial for users accessing web content. When visiting AMP pages, users may need to set their preferences again when transitioning to non-AMP pages. In response to this, technology companies like Google have developed lightweight mobile pages to enhance user experience. To ensure the functionality of web pages, limited information is stored on devices without user consent. This practice is necessary for the …

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AMP Pages: Manage Your Consent Settings for Personalized Ads Now!

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London, England – Visitors to AMP pages on the BBC website can now easily manage their consent settings for data collection. These settings specifically apply to AMP pages and may need to be set again when visitors browse non-AMP BBC pages. Google AMP technology has been utilized to create the lightweight mobile pages that visitors access on the BBC site. Within these AMP pages, visitors will find options to control the collection of their data. …

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How to Personalize Your Advertising Preferences!

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London, UK – Visitors to AMP pages on the BBC website may now manage their consent settings for data collection. These settings are specific to AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) pages and may need to be reconfigured when accessing non-AMP pages on the BBC site. AMP technology allows for the creation of lightweight mobile pages for faster loading times and improved user experience. However, to make these pages work effectively, some limited information may be stored …

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AMP Pages Consent Settings: How to Manage Your Preferences for Data Collection

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London, England – Managing consent settings on Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) has become crucial for online users. These settings are specifically designed for AMP pages, emphasizing the importance of user preference when accessing non-AMP pages on websites. AMP technology, developed by Google, ensures a faster and more streamlined mobile browsing experience. In order to make web pages function effectively, some limited data collection is stored on devices without explicit consent from users. The use of …

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AMP Pages Manage Consent Settings: Customize Your Data Collection Preferences Now!

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London, UK – Visitors to AMP pages on the BBC website now have the ability to manage their consent settings for data collection. These preferences are specific to AMP pages and may need to be set again when accessing non-AMP pages on the BBC. AMP technology, used to create lightweight mobile pages, allows for faster loading times and a better user experience. However, to provide this efficient service, some data collection is necessary without explicit …

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Manage Consent Settings on AMP Pages: How to Control Your Data Collection Preferences for BBC’s Lightweight Mobile Pages

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London, UK – When visiting AMP pages on the BBC website, users are prompted to manage their consent settings for data collection. These settings specifically apply to AMP pages and may need to be set again when visiting non-AMP BBC pages. The lightweight mobile pages on the site are built using Google AMP technology. For strictly necessary data collection, the BBC stores limited information on the user’s device without their consent in order to make …

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