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New Smartphone Features May Be Failing to Help the Most Vulnerable Users: A Look at Teen Usage of Digital Wellbeing Tools
New smartphone features designed to help teens break their addiction are not being used as intended, according to a former Meta data scientist.
Reviving a Failing Geothermal Power Plant: The Zanskar Case Study
Geothermal company Zanskar has turned around a struggling New Mexico power plant by drilling a new well, making it one of the most productive in the US, and highlighting the potential of old sites in the geothermal industry.
There’s a fix on the way for Google Home devices failing to respond
Affected devices have been taking up to a minute to reply, or just timing.
First-Generation Amazon Echo Speakers Are Failing: What to Do?
First-gen Echo speakers are malfunctioning, and users are seeking solutions.
Video: We Built the Wrong Games First: Failing Forward to 'UG', VR's Fastest-Growing Game
A selected YouTube video about Social Media, with context from Meta Developers and a practical checklist before watching.
UK Porn Ban Sparks Concerns Over Unprecedented Sex Censorship
New UK law banning choking and fauxcest porn may lead to broader censorship, affecting creators and consumers worldwide.
Microsoft Fixes VPN Issues Caused by September Windows Updates
Microsoft has addressed issues with Always On VPN connections caused by the September 2026 Windows 11 cumulative updates, providing a temporary workaround and a permanent solution in the October updates.
Gboard Users Struggle with Non-Responsive Shift Key
Gboard users report issues with the Shift key, making capital letters impossible to type manually.
IQVIA Fined $7.8 Million for Poor Data Anonymization Practices
Italian authorities fined IQVIA $7.8 million for inadequate data anonymization, exposing one million patients' health information.
CenterPoint Energy Cyberattack: A Closer Look at the Data Breach
Houston-based utility company confirms theft of 7.49 million customer records in cyberattack, with no immediate impact on services or finances.
Hospital French Multimilion Euro Fine: Lessons from a Data Breach
French hospital fined €500,000 for data breach exposing 727,000 patient records, highlighting GDPR compliance failures.
The Blood of Dawnwalker: A Vampire Sim RPG with a Dark Charm
A vampire RPG that feels derivative at first, but offers a refreshing, limited gameplay experience.
Milo Yiannopoulos: A Detained Voice in American Politics
British political figure Milo Yiannopoulos detained by ICE in Louisiana, with details on his legal status and past controversies.
Garmin's CIRQA Update Causes Heart Rate Broadcasting Issues
Garmin's latest update may have broken heart rate broadcasting, causing connectivity problems and affecting popular fitness features.
Australian Authorities Arrest TeamPCP Hackers Linked to Global Supply-Chain Attacks
Australian authorities have arrested two alleged TeamPCP hackers responsible for a series of high-profile supply-chain attacks targeting open-source software and developer platforms.
Meta Sees $16.7 Billion Settlement to End Legal Battles Over Youth Safety on Social Media
Social media giant Meta agrees to pay up to $16.7 billion to settle allegations of failing to protect young users, including changes to product features and time limits.
Supreme Court Ruling on Mail-In Ballots: A Potential Storm Ahead for Midterm Elections
Supreme Court allows Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, raising concerns about potential chaos and disenfranchisement in the upcoming midterms.
US Data Centers Drive Alarming Gas Power Expansion Amid Concerns Over Emissions
US data centers are rapidly expanding their reliance on gas-fired power, with a significant increase in gas projects for data centers in development.
Harnessing Rainwater: A Solution for Puerto Rico's Water Crisis
Puerto Rico's water crisis is exacerbated by a lack of rainwater harvesting, a solution that could have prevented water rationing during the historic drought.
Former Data Analyst Sentenced to Prison for Extortion Scheme: Lessons and Protections
A former data analyst was sentenced to two years in prison for orchestrating a $2.5 million extortion scheme targeting his employer.
TikTok's Response to Perez Hilton Livestream: A Detailed Examination
TikTok's response to the controversial livestream featuring Perez Hilton has raised questions about their content moderation policies and the potential impact of a 'moderator error'.
ICE's DNA Collection: A Growing Threat to Civilian Privacy
ICE's expansion of DNA collection from people held for civil immigration violations has led to the potential addition of hundreds of thousands of profiles to the FBI's criminal DNA database, sparking legal and ethical concerns.
X Platform's Stand Against Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban: A Closer Look
X Platform argues against Australia's underage social media ban, citing international law concerns and privacy issues.
Teaching Reading in Mississippi: A Comprehensive Guide for Educators
Candace Hamberlin, an eighth-grade English teacher in Mississippi, shares her experience and challenges in teaching reading amid the state's standardized test season, highlighting the importance of literacy and the impact of test scores on school funding.
23andMe Genetics Data Breach Settlement: $18 Million and New Security Requirements
Genetic testing company 23andMe has agreed to pay $18 million to settle claims of failing to protect customers' genetic data in a data breach, following a five-month-long credential-stuffing attack.
UK Authorities Charge Five Individuals Linked to Russian Coms Call Spoofing Platform
UK authorities have charged five individuals in connection with the Russian Coms call spoofing platform, which was used by criminals to make over 1.8 million scam calls, resulting in financial losses for an estimated 170,000 victims.
Amazon Faces $2.25 Million Fine for Withholding Fraud Victim Records
Amazon has been fined $2.25 million by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for failing to provide identity theft victims with records of fraudulent transactions as required by law.
Google Home’s automation widget is busted on iOS, but a fix is in the works
Google has responded to user reports saying an automation widget on iOS has stopped working, and a fix is in.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Resigns: A Decade of Political Turmoil
UK prime minister Keir Starmer has resigned from office less than two years after leading the Labour party to a landslide general election victory, amid challenges including tax hikes, spending cuts, and public service struggles.