Bee, the AI wearable company acquired by Amazon last year, has announced four major software updates. The new features aim to act as a life coach by analyzing your conversations, but they hinge on constant recording.
The New Zealand government is launching a review after a cyberattack on the Manage My Health patient portal. An alleged hacker claims to have stolen data and is demanding a $60,000 ransom, threatening to publish the information.
EU governments are pushing for a new law that would force VPN providers, messaging apps, and cloud services to retain user metadata like IP addresses and location history. Privacy advocates warn this would fundamentally break no-log services, potentially forcing legitimate providers out of the EU ma
The approval of national trust banks for crypto marks a major shift, but the regulatory framework is still dangerously incomplete. This gap invites criminal activity and poses a real threat to the broader financial system.
The Indian government has issued a direct order to Elon Musk’s X platform, demanding immediate fixes to its Grok AI chatbot. The order follows complaints that Grok was used to generate “obscene” AI-altered images, including of women and minors.
A new report details Samsung’s 2025 roadmap, claiming the Galaxy S26 series will launch February 25 in San Francisco. Surprisingly, prices may hold steady. Lighter foldables are coming in July.
The saga of the Trump-branded T1 smartphone continues with another delay. After missing its initial August 2025 target and a subsequent end-of-year goal, the company now says the $499 device will ship sometime this year.
The US Treasury Department has lifted sanctions on three individuals previously accused of aiding the proliferation of Predator spyware. The move, described as a normal administrative process, comes after they demonstrated separation from the controversial Intellexa Consortium. Critics call the reve
Police raids in the Philippines uncovered detailed handbooks used by cyberfraud gangs to run “pig-butchering” romance scams. The manuals, one in Chinese and one bilingual, outline a step-by-step process to build fake identities and emotionally manipulate targets over a week. The methods are consiste
The US Cyber Trust Mark program is on life support. Its lead administrator, UL Solutions, has stepped down just months after the FCC began investigating it over China ties.
