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Blindly consenting to terms and conditions is something most of us have been guilty of at some point‚ but it's not often that companies completely cut off our access to their products or services until we agree. That's precisely what Roku appears to be doing with its latest Dispute Resolution Terms‚ and some users are understandably displeased. For TechCrunch this week‚ Devin Coldewey explained that he received the following email from Roku the day before the new terms hit his Roku TV. According to the email: "We wanted to let you know that we have made changes to our Dispute Resolution Terms‚ which describe how you can resolve disputes with Roku. We encourage you to read the updated Dispute Resolution Terms. By continuing to use our products or services‚ you are agreeing to these updated terms." Nothing out of the ordinary there‚ but when he turned on his TV the next day‚ he was presented with a pop-up about the update. The only options the pop-up provided were to agree to the new terms or to view them before agreeing. Coldewey attempted to view the terms first and go back‚ but he somehow ended up agreeing to them unintentionally. Hundreds of users have since taken to the Roku community forums to express their disapproval. Owners of Roku's standalone streaming devices‚ as well as its TVs‚ were being forced to agree to something that wasn't presented to them plainly. Even worse‚ their devices were essentially bricked until they agreed to the updated dispute resolution terms. Anyone who really wants to opt out has 30 days to do so‚ but it will require quite a bit of effort. If you want to opt out of these terms‚ you'll have to send written notice of your decision by mail to Roku's offices in San Jose‚ California‚ within 30 days of agreeing. Here's proof from Roku community member AJCxZ0‚ who took a picture of the terms: How to opt out of Roku's new Dispute Resolution Terms. Image source: AJCxZ0/Roku Community Forums Prior to this incident‚ it would have been hard to imagine anyone actually taking the time to opt out of the terms. But now dozens of irritated Roku customers are suddenly motivated to do just that. What an odd decision from the company. Don't Miss: If you have a Roku‚ you’re getting 17 new TV channels for free this month The post Roku will disable your TVs and devices until you agree to its new terms appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals M1 MacBook Air plummets to $749.99‚ the lowest price ever Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 are $50 off in every color Noise cancelling Echo Buds cost 74% less than AirPods Pro with this sale Apple’s M2 Mac mini just hit an all-time low of $499 on sale

March 7th is nearly here‚ and it's going to be a big day in Europe. All of the companies that have been designated as gatekeepers or operate gatekeeper services must implement changes that comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) requirements in Europe. We have primarily focused on Apple and iPhone sideloading‚ but there are other important changes coming to the European tech landscape. Chat apps that are gatekeepers will have to open up to rivals come March 7th. Apple's iMessage isn't one of them‚ but Meta's WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger apps both are. WhatsApp announced months ago that it would enable chat interoperability in the region‚ so we knew the feature was in the works. We've yet to see it in action‚ but leaks show that support for third-party chat apps is being tested on Android. One of those leaks shows the best part of the feature: You can turn it off. It's up to WhatsApp users to actually enable support for other apps. Continue reading... The post WhatsApp leak shows its best interoperability feature appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals DJI Mini 3 drone is down to its best price‚ but cheaper options are also on sale Cut your energy bills in 2024 with ecobee smart thermostat deals Apple Watch Series 9 is back down to $329‚ the best price of 2024 Sony WH-1000XM4 drop to $248‚ and other Sony headphones deals start at $60

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A group of moderate House members from both parties are attempting to push Speaker Mike Johnson‚ R-La.‚ to bring a revised piece of legislation to a vote that combines foreign military aid with domestic border security‚ The Washington Times reported.