Rage against rules
Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. Back to Reading Instagram users outraged over new rules made good on their threat to dump the popular photo-sharing app. The app, which Facebook acquired for $1 billion earlier this year, may have shed nearly a quarter of its daily active users in the wake of the debacle, according to figures from AppData. “[We are] pretty sure the decline
Key set available for $150 on eBay provides an all-access pass to NYC
This man has the keys to the city — and he’s selling them for a measly 150 bucks. If the wrong person buys a set, we could all be in trouble. Retired New Jersey locksmith Daniel Ferraris, 69, is hawking what he calls a “firemen’s key ring” — and what a terrorist might call a dream come true. The set consists of five keys that would allow control of virtually any elevator in the city, could knock o
‘Friend’ or foe
Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. Back to Reading Our soldiers are being devastated on an unexpected front: Facebook. Troops who have survived shellings and shootings can find themselves emotionally wounded by online photos of spouses partying with strangers and innuendo-laden updates that betray a very different “status” than that of a devoted girlfriend back home. Access
TV in real dime
Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. Back to Reading Viewers who stream network TV shows may soon discover the free ride is not so free. Hulu, which attracted 31 million unique users in March under a free-for-all model, is taking its first steps to change to a model where viewers will have to prove they are a pay-TV customer to watch their favorite shows, sources tell The Post
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