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Expert engineers will solve the upset of boilers not boilering or taps that won't wet.

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Instagram teen accounts with automatic protections on who can contact teenagers and the content they can see.

Instagram teen accounts have contact limits on by default, so teenagers get messages from people they know, not strangers, and default content settings.

Plus, teenagers under 16 can't change these default settings without parental approval.

So parents can help teenagers connect safely.

Learn more at Instagram.com slash teen accounts.

Meta's revamping its cross-app management system.

I'm Imron Shake and your Friday Daily Crunch featuring three big tech headlines

and some startup business news starts right down.

Microsoft's offering voluntary retirement buyouts for the first time in its 51-year history

per reports from CNBC and Bloomberg.

Now, according to an internal memo,

employees will be eligible if their years of work at Microsoft, plus their age totaled 70 or more,

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