Comcast Fined After Data Breach Exposes Information of Over 270K Customers
Comcast has agreed to pay a $1.5 million fine to settle an investigation by the Federal Communications Commission into a February 2024 data breach.
OpenAI Responds to Lawsuit Over Teen’s Death After Months of ChatGPT Conversations
OpenAI has responded to a lawsuit filed by the family of Adam Raine, a 16-year-old who died by suicide after months of conversations with ChatGPT.
The Ultimate List of the Best Free Cloud Storage Services
Discover the best free cloud storage services for 2025 with simple comparisons, key features, and the top picks for privacy, speed, and space.
Qualcomm Unveils Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 as a Cheaper Alternative to the Elite Chip
That new chip is now official. It offers slightly lower performance than the Elite model but keeps most of the same main features.
Uber and WeRide Launch Fully Driverless Robotaxi Service in Abu Dhabi
Uber and WeRide have started using fully driverless vehicles in their robotaxi service in the United Arab Emirates.
FBI Warns of a Major Rise in Account Takeover Fraud Schemes
The FBI has issued a new alert about a sharp increase in account takeover fraud, saying cybercriminals have stolen more than 262 million dollars so far this year by breaking into people’s online financial accounts.
ChatGPT Voice Now Works Inside the Main Chat Window
The company announced that ChatGPT Voice will now appear directly inside your chat window, instead of opening in a separate interface.
Microsoft Copilot Will Stop Working on WhatsApp on January 15
Microsoft has announced that its AI chatbot Copilot will no longer be available on WhatsApp after January 15.
YouTube Is Testing a New Feature to Clean Up the Home Feed
YouTube is working on a new feature that could finally fix the messy and often confusing home feed.
Singapore Orders Apple and Google to Stop Fake Government Messages on Their Platforms
The Home Affairs Ministry said the order was issued under the country’s Online Criminal Harms Act after scammers were found sending fake messages on Apple’s iMessage and Google Messages, claiming to be from organisations like the national postal service, SingPost.
Poland Investigates Apple Over Possible Anti Competitive Privacy Practices
Poland’s competition watchdog, UOKiK, has launched an investigation into whether Apple is limiting competition in the mobile advertising market through its privacy rules.
Amazon Reveals Leo Ultra Antenna Offering Gigabit Satellite Internet Speeds
Amazon has announced Leo Ultra, the first antenna for its upcoming satellite internet service.
Signal Introduces Secure Backups on iOS with Free and Paid Options
Signal has added secure backups to its iOS app, making it safer and easier to recover your chat history if your phone is lost or damaged.
ChatGPT Introduces New Shopping Research Feature to Simplify Holiday Buying
OpenAI has launched a new feature in ChatGPT called shopping research, created to help people shop with less effort during the busy holiday season.
Facebook Adds Usernames to Groups
Facebook Groups are introducing a new feature that lets members post using a username and a custom avatar.
Windows 11 File Explorer Gets Faster and Cleaner
Microsoft is updating File Explorer in Windows 11 to make it load quicker and look less crowded. In the latest Dev preview builds, File Explorer now uses a preloading system that runs quietly in the background.
Veteran Actor Dharmendra Dies at Eighty Nine
Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra has passed away at the age of 89.
Android and iPhone Finally Get Easy File Sharing with Quick Share
Android and iPhone users can now share files more easily, starting with the Pixel 10 series.
Researchers Show How Weak API Security Let Attackers Collect 3.5 Billion WhatsApp Numbers
Researchers have revealed how they were able to gather a massive list of 3.5 billion WhatsApp phone numbers and personal details by exploiting a WhatsApp API that did not have proper rate limiting.
Google Denies Claims That Gmail Messages Are Being Used to Train AI Models
Google is responding to viral social media posts and reports, including one from Malwarebytes, that claim the company has changed its policies to use Gmail messages and attachments to train its AI models.
