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LG has issued a strong denial against accusations that its smart TVs continuously record user conversations and collect sensitive data. The company states user privacy is fundamental and clarifies its voice recognition features are opt-in and only activate upon user command.
Apple's digital driver's license in Wallet offers enhanced security and convenience, but its adoption is still limited to select US states. Learn how to add yours and understand its current capabilities and future potential.
Roblox is set to revolutionize access to its gaming platform by introducing browser-based play by the end of 2026 and offline capabilities by mid-2027. These moves aim to significantly broaden the user base and enhance gameplay convenience.
AI company Anthropic reported thwarting multiple attempts by users to leverage its Claude AI for bioweapons research. The incidents, involving users from prohibited nations, underscore growing AI safety risks and the challenges of preventing misuse.
A US judge dismissed two class-action lawsuits against LinkedIn concerning the scanning of users' Chrome extensions. The court found plaintiffs lacked standing, ruling they failed to prove their extensions conveyed private data to LinkedIn. While the ruling doesn't validate LinkedIn's practices, it highlights the challenges plaintiffs face in privacy litigation.
A UK medical report details a case of a young boy who developed a skin condition resembling "toasted skin" due to prolonged daily laptop use. The condition, known as erythema ab igne, was initially a mystery but linked to the heat generated by the device.
Snapchat introduces "Snapchat Plans," a new feature designed to help users organize in-person events for up to 200 people directly within the app. This move aims to leverage existing user behavior and foster real-world meetups.
Insta360 launches the Luna Pro, a compact gimbal camera challenging DJI's Osmo Pocket 4. It boasts a 1-inch sensor, Leica lens, and a standout feature: native 4K/30fps shooting in portrait mode, ideal for social media.
Apple's rumored AirPods Pro with cameras, initially expected sooner, are now slated for a 2027 release. This delay, coupled with ongoing privacy debates surrounding smart devices, raises questions about the necessity and implications of integrating cameras into everyday wearables.