MIUI has just seen one of its most interesting features disappear, GTA Online has just received an update that could well allow you to realize your dream, the green car insurance sticker will soon be removed, this is the recap.
Xiaomi has just updated its MIUI overlay, but instead of adding new features, one of them has just disappeared. For its part, Rockstar has also just updated GTA 5 Online, and the new version finally allows you to drive one of the most iconic vehicles in the game. Finally, the government has just announced the end of the green sticker car insurance, and we already know when it will disappear. Come on, here we go for the recap of the day of Tuesday March 12, 2024.
Xiaomi separates from a feature of its overlay
Probably following pressure from Google, Xiaomi has just updated its MIUI overlay for smartphones and removed one of the most popular features: “Play video sound with screen off”. As its name suggests, it allowed you to listen to a YouTube video even in the background. However, this is also a key feature of YouTube Premium, and we therefore imagine that it did not please the American giant.
Read – Xiaomi is removing one of MIUI’s best features, here’s which one
GTA 5 Online receives a highly anticipated update
In GTA 5 Online, you can drive almost every vehicle in the game, except for one of the most iconic: the train. After more than 11 years after the game’s release, Rockstar has finally released an update that finally allows you to take control of the machine, and become a real train driver.
Read – GTA 5: 11 years after its release, Rockstar finally realizes the dream of many players
The green sticker on car insurance will soon disappear
You will soon no longer have to put a green sticker on your windshield, since we now know that from 1er Next April, auto insurance will use a new system. After this date, you will need to present a brand new proof, called Insured Vehicle Memo, which will therefore replace the old green sticker.
Read – Auto insurance: the green sticker disappears on April 1st, here’s what’s changing