Google is reportedly adding a crucial security layer to Android’s Quick Share feature. The update would require confirmation before file transfers when Advanced Protection mode is active, preventing opportunistic file theft from unattended devices.
Ukraine has unveiled upgraded “sea baby” naval drones with dramatically increased operational range and payload capacity. These unmanned systems have proven crucial in neutralizing Russian naval threats and securing vital trade routes in the Black Sea region.
Ukraine’s Security Service has revealed significant upgrades to its “sea baby” naval drone fleet, with the latest models reportedly capable of operating at distances exceeding 1,500 kilometers while carrying payloads of up to 2,000 kilograms. According to reports from Reuters, these specifications represent approximately double the previous capabilities, marking a substantial leap in Ukraine’s unmanned maritime warfare technology.
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Microsoft Teams is reportedly developing a new feature that will automatically detect and update employees’ work locations based on office Wi-Fi connections. The tool, expected to launch by December 2025, aims to clarify worker locations but may impact privacy. This update is part of broader efforts to enhance productivity within the collaboration platform.
Microsoft Teams is working on a feature that will automatically update a user’s work location when they connect to their organization’s Wi-Fi network, according to reports from the company’s roadmap. Sources indicate that this tool is designed to reduce confusion about where employees are physically located, potentially streamlining coordination but raising questions about workplace privacy.
