How To Protect Yourself from Social Media Dangers
In this blog post, we will discuss some tips on how to protect yourself from social media dangers.
US Cyber Safety Board To Probe Microsoft Hack Of Govt Emails
The US regulators will perform a review of the recent intrusion of government email systems provided by Microsoft, whose handling of the cyber security breach drew scrutiny from federal lawmakers.
Microsoft Shuts Down Support For Cortana In Windows, Teams
Microsoft has now announced to shut down its digital assistant Cortana app on Windows 11.
Bezos, Sanchez Announce $100 Million Fund To Help Hawaii Recover From Wildfire
Jeff Bezos and his girlfriend Lauren Sanchez have announced a $100 million fund to help with recovery efforts for the wildfires in Maui, Hawaii.
Xiaomi’s MIUI Now Flags Telegram As Dangerous In China
Xiaomi's MIUI, the custom Android skin that is pre-installed on many Xiaomi smartphones, is now flagging the popular messaging platform Telegram as a dangerous app in China.
Sam Bankman-Fried Sent To Jail Over Witness Tampering, VPN Use Charges
Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO of the collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has been sent to jail after a judge removed his bail, citing violations like witness tampering.
Musk Says Cage Fight With Zuckerberg To Livestream At Epic Italy Location
Elon Musk on Friday said that the much-anticipated cage fight with Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg will livestream at an epic location in Italy.
China Achieves ‘Huge Breakthrough’ On Laser Weapon Tech
Chinese military scientists have claimed that they have developed a new cooling system that allows high-energy lasers to operate “infinitely” without any build-up of waste heat.
WhatsApp Rolling Out Multi-Account Feature On Android Beta
WhatsApp is rolling out a new multi-account feature on Android beta.
Instagram’s New Feature To Let Users Add Music To Their Grid Post
Instagram has released a new feature that will allow users to add music to their grid posts.
Amazon Plans To Drop Dozens Of In-House Brands As It Battles Costs, Regulators
Amazon is reportedly reducing the number of its in-house brands on its marketplace as it seeks to cut costs and avoid antitrust scrutiny.
YouTube To Disable Links In Shorts To Reduce Scam Attempts
In order to reduce spam and scam attempts, Google-owned YouTube has announced that links in Shorts comments and Shorts descriptions will be non-clickable starting August 31.
Musk Puts Up Twitter Signs, Other Items For Auction
Elon Musk has put up signs and things from the Twitter building for an auction, just a few weeks after the company rebranded to X.
Instagram Testing Group Mention Feature For Stories
Instagram is testing a new group mention feature that will allow users to tag more than one person in a story using a single mention.
Zuckerberg, Wife Lay Off 48 Employees From Their Philanthropic Organisation
Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), which is a charitable organization, has reportedly laid off 48 employees.
ChatGPT’s ‘Custom Instructions’ Feature Now Available For All Users
OpenAI has announced that it is expanding the ‘custom instructions’ feature to all ChatGPT users, including those on the free tier of the service.
Musk Lowers Impressions To 5 Million, Minimum Payout To $10 For Users To Earn Money
In a bid to push more X users to get the verified status and earn money, Elon Musk on Friday lowered the eligibility criteria for ads revenue sharing from 15 million to 5 million, and the minimum payout to $10 from the current $50.
After 47 Years, Russia Journeys To Moon With Luna-25
After 47 years, Russia is set to return to the Moon with its Luna 25 lander mission.
Self-Driving Cabs Can Now Operate In San Francisco 24/7
Regulators in the US state of California have given the green signal to autonomous car companies Cruise and Waymo to run commercial robotaxi services across San Francisco 24/7.
Crypto Trading Platform Bittrex, Ex-CEO To Pay $24 Mn To Settle Sec Charges
Crypto asset trading platform Bittrex and its co-founder and former CEO, William Shihara, have agreed to settle charges with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for $24 million over charges that they operated as an unregistered exchange, broker and clearing agency.
