Cambridge Analytica: Meta stimmt Zahlung von 725 Millionen in Sammelklage zu
Facebook/Meta gesteht keine Fehler ein, aber ist bereit, 725 Millionen US-Dollar zu bezahlen, um einen Rechtsstreit beizulegen. (Facebook, Soziales Netz)
Quelle: Golem
Facebook/Meta gesteht keine Fehler ein, aber ist bereit, 725 Millionen US-Dollar zu bezahlen, um einen Rechtsstreit beizulegen. (Facebook, Soziales Netz)
Quelle: Golem
Teslas Wireless Charging Platform ist ein Ladepad, das die Freeform-Technologie nutzt: Geräte können überall auf der Station platziert werden. (Tesla, Technik/Hardware)
Quelle: Golem
cncf.io – End user post by Sean Isom and Colin Murphy, Adobe Born out of pizza-fueled build nights, Adobe’s Ethos project emerged from a desire to find better ways to…
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Monstermetzeln mit Vampire Survivors und innovativer Aufbau mit Against the Storm: Diese Spiele bieten etwas Neues – zum kleinen Preis. Von Rainer Sigl (Indiegames, Spieletest)
Quelle: Golem
Eine Entscheidung des Landesarbeitsgerichts Berlin-Brandenburg könnte die bisherigen Regeln für Abfindungen bei Kündigungen ändern. (Arbeit, Politik)
Quelle: Golem
Ein Tesla Model S hat in San Francisco einen Unfall mit acht Fahrzeugen verursacht. Laut Fahrer befand sich das Auto im Full-Self-Driving-Modus. (Tesla, Elektroauto)
Quelle: Golem
Der Milliardär hat auf Twitter versprochen, für zwei Jahre keine weiteren Aktien von Tesla zu verkaufen. Der Börsenkurs stieg danach wieder leicht. (Tesla, Elektroauto)
Quelle: Golem
Mit View Counts können Twitter-User sehen, wie viele Personen ihre Tweets gesehen haben. Damit scheint es aber noch Probleme zu geben. (Twitter, Soziales Netz)
Quelle: Golem

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Use Site Preview Links to Share Your Work
With Site Preview Links, you can generate a unique preview link for your in-progress Business or eCommerce site, allowing your team or clients to access the Coming Soon site without having to log in. This way, you can easily show off your work-in-progress and get feedback from your stakeholders without having to resend invites, update user roles, or reset passwords.
You can create and access the preview link directly from the Sites page:
You can then share the link with your team or client. When they access the preview link, they’ll bypass the Coming Soon screen and be able to view your site.
Site Preview Links is an easy-to-use feature that will save you time and hassle. It’s perfect for anyone who builds websites for others, whether you are an agency with a growing client roster, a contractor with just a handful of projects, or simply someone who knows a lot of people who need websites.
How Site Preview Links Work
WordPress.com uses a secure HMAC hashing algorithm to generate Preview Link that is unique across all sites. The possible number of unique hashes is 2256, which heavily exceeds the number of grains of sand in the world!
Users who access your site using the shared preview link can continue navigating through the site, as WordPress.com uses a browser cookie to preserve the link value for the user’s session.
The link won’t expire, but you can disable it anytime. Users who already have access to your site using the preview link won’t be able to access the site anymore once you disable the link.
If you change your mind, you can always enable the link again, and we will generate a new, unique, ready-to-share URL.
If you need help with Preview Links, check out our more detailed guide.
Check out Preview Links for yourself
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What other feature would you find valuable? How could we make WordPress.com an even more powerful place to build a website? Feel free to leave a comment or submit your ideas in our short feature request form.
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