info
Americannoun
noun
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of info
First recorded in 1910–15; by final shortening
Example Sentences
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Users with autism told me they used 4o to "info dump", so they didn't bore friends with too much information on their favourite topic.
From BBC
The following month, Stern appears to write: "fergie data collection remains slow and unbelievable what it takes to get basic info."
From BBC
He suspects the contested papers include information listing German clients, info on looted art and valuables, and other matters that are "very very core to the heart of our investigation."
From Barron's
Without enabling location sharing, your GPS info can still be tracked by Google Maps and even your phone manufacturer.
“I guess that happens with any online thing, but something about sharing personal data with AI feels sketchy. I don’t fully understand what they’re doing with that info.”
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