[ad_1] When your email address falls into the wrong hands, not only is it inconvenient, but the consequences can be long-lasting. At best, you can get bombarded with annoying spam emails. At worst, it can trap you in a scheme to glean valuable data that can be used against you. …
Read More »Adam Mosseri spells out Threads’ plans for the fediverse
[ad_1] On Friday, two days after Threads finally started publicly testing ActivityPub integration, Instagram head Adam Mosseri shared a thread on Threads detailing the company’s plans for its continued integration with the fediverse. Right now, it’s possible to follow a few Threads accounts (including Mosseri’s) from other platforms, but Meta …
Read More »Apple fixed the iPhone’s Flipper Zero problem
[ad_1] Apple has blocked a Bluetooth attack carried out with the Flipper Zero that sent a barrage of pop-ups to iPhones, causing them to lock up and crash. While Apple hasn’t formally announced the change, it appears the company has rolled out a fix in iOS 17.2, according to tests …
Read More »California settles Activision Blizzard gender discrimination lawsuit for $54 million
[ad_1] A California regulator has settled its blockbuster lawsuit that alleged a culture of sexual harassment at Activision Blizzard. Now under the ownership of Microsoft, the gaming company will pay about $54 million as part of the settlement, according to a press release from California’s Civil Rights Department (CRD). The …
Read More »Philips Hue reorganizes, plans job cuts to save $218 million annually
[ad_1] Signify, the company that owns smart lighting brands Philips Hue and WiZ, is restructuring in the face “of ongoing market volatility and uncertainty.” In a press release on its website published earlier this month, Signify announced a “new customer-centric organization and structural cost reductions.” This appears to signal that …
Read More »Inside the mountain where billionaire Jeff Bezos is building aS clock that will last longer than us
[ad_1] What if you could build a clock that would last for 10,000 years? A clock that would tick only once a year, bong once a century, and cuckoo once a millennium? A clock that would be a symbol of long-term thinking and a reminder of our responsibility to the …
Read More »Nanoleaf’s smart holiday string lights are over half off
[ad_1] If you’ve got a holiday party or gathering coming up, Nanoleaf’s Essentials Matter Smart Holiday String Lights will help set the mood without putting a dent in your wallet. Typically $119.99, right now, the 65-foot string lights are only $44.99 at Best Buy, which is significantly cheaper than they …
Read More »Russian cyber group Star Blizzard unleashes a global spear-phishing attack
[ad_1] A Russian hacking group tied to the Kremlin has unleashed a global attack. They are using what appear to be links to innocent websites to steal information. These hackers from Star Blizzard, which formerly operated as SEABORGIUM, are also known as Callisto Group/TA446/COLDRIVER/TAG-53/BlueCharlie. The dangerous group is targeting anyone …
Read More »Mailchimp cancels Pineapple Street Studios podcast after refusing to work with union producers
[ad_1] This is Hot Pod, The Verge’s newsletter about podcasting and the audio industry. Sign up here for more. Mailchimp, one of the podcast industry’s best-known sponsors, recently reached out to Pineapple Street Studios about making a new show. Pineapple and Mailchimp first collaborated in 2019, producing narrative ads for Mailchimp and branded series. …
Read More »The Vivo X100 Pro and X100 are launching internationally
[ad_1] Even in tiny smartphone cameras, lenses matter. Vivo seems to agree since lens improvements are a major emphasis on its new flagship smartphones: the Vivo X100 and Vivo X100 Pro. They launched in China first on November 13th, and now Vivo is releasing them internationally with matching 6.78-inch 120Hz …
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