A volunteer with a group that tracks ICE vehicles says her trusted traveler status was revoked just three days after an encounter where an agent identified her using facial recognition. She calls it intimidation and retaliation for lawful observation.
Windscribe is rolling out a new protocol to help users in Iran and Russia bypass VPN blocks. But the bigger threat is a shift to government “whitelisting” that could make VPNs nearly impossible to use.
A bellwether trial in California is putting social media giants on the hook for teen mental health issues. But proving a direct link for an individual is a monumental task, and a federal law called Section 230 stands in the way. The outcome could reshape the internet.
Marquis, a Texas-based fintech firm, says a hack at SonicWall led directly to its own data breach. The company is now considering legal action to recoup costs from the cybersecurity provider.
Google has announced that Chrome 150 will be the last version supporting macOS 12 Monterey. Support ends on July 28, 2026, leaving millions of users on older Macs vulnerable without security updates. Apple is already telling users to ditch Chrome for Safari.
Google has confirmed a series of Gmail issues that plagued users over the weekend. The problems included broken automatic filtering, erroneous spam warnings, and email delivery delays. The company says a fix is now being deployed.
Elon Musk recently revealed he uploaded his MRI results to his own AI chatbot, Grok, for analysis. This highlights a growing trend where tech leaders are pushing AI as a tool for health diagnostics and longevity. But is it a good idea?
WhatsApp is testing a feature to eliminate confusion when adding new members to active groups. The tool allows an admin to share the last 25 to 100 messages sent within 14 days. This gives new participants immediate context on the ongoing conversation.
Samsung has been silently blocking critical Google Play system updates on its Galaxy phones for months. The company says it’s to avoid issues with its own One UI 8 software, but it leaves a major security gap.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for action against X, stating the platform must “get their act together” after reports its Grok AI chatbot generated sexualized deepfakes. The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, has begun investigating X for potential violations of the Online Safety Act.
