Why weakening GDPR now would be a bad move for data privacy
Why tying GDPR compliance to company size overlooks modern data risks in an AI-driven world.
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Apple was suspiciously quiet about the iPhone Air’s battery life during the ‘Awe Dropping’ Event – and I can’t stop wondering why
Apple revealed the all-new iPhone Air at the “Awe Dropping” event on September 9, but kept hush about its battery life…
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This security app deliberately slows down internet speeds to encourage your kids to log off their Snapchat accounts
Firewalla App 1.66 adds fake slowdown parental controls, AI network tools, Suricata detection, and dual-connection tracking for homes and businesses.
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‘It was very strange and felt so wrong’: The Girlfriend’s steamiest scenes have its cast questioning absolutely everything
Of course The Girlfriend was going to be hot, but I didn’t think Prime Video would go as far as it…
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This cloud storage doesn’t hand over your data to AI – and costs less than a coffee a month
Want secure cloud storage? This Proton deal is the best we’ve seen.
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Seeing double – increasing trust in agentic AI
Agentic AI uses autonomous agents to decide, act, learn, and boost efficiency across businesses and organizations.
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Move over chatbots: embedded AI sets the enterprise standard
Chatbots answer questions, but AI needs to drive action where work happens, when it matters most.
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Sigma announces four new lenses – including a superzoom that could be the only travel lens you need
The lens maker has unveiled three compelling Art and Contemporary options for stills photographers, plus its first autofocus cinema lens.
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You can stream the first 3 episodes of Only Murders in the Building season 5 now, but one cameo will keep you coming back for more
Only Murders in the Building season 5 is back and better than ever – and there’s one cameo I can’t wait…
