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    If you manage Chromebooks—or use one yourself—ChromeOS M137 is now out with a few upgrades. The stable channel update, now rolling out in phases, brings a stronger set of tools for IT admins and accessibility users alike. One of the standout features of the ChromeOS M137 update is FaceGaze policy control. Admins can now enable […]

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