German agency to delete X handle over discrimination
The Federal Anti-Discrimination Agency of Germany announced that it would delete its account on the social networking site X. The agency has…
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Australia moves to regulate digital payments
The Australian government announced on Wednesday that it intended to submit legislation giving the central bank the authority to control companies that…
Google introduces passkeys as sign-in for users
Google has introduced Passkeys, hailed by the tech giant as the “beginning of the end” for passwords as the standard sign-in mechanism…
TikTok launches feature for third-party posting
TikTok on Tuesday launched a new feature that will let users publish straight to the video platform via apps like Twitch, SocialPilot,…
Apple announces update for iPhone 12
Apple announced on Tuesday that it intended to provide an update that would prevent the iPhone 12 from using more power while…
Adobe launches AI image generation tool
Adobe on Tuesday, announced the release of new image-generation technology that can take stylistic cues from submitted images and recreate them. The…
Hackers leak Spanish airline customers’ credit cards info
Spanish Airline Air Europa on Tuesday reported that a cyberattack on its online payment system had exposed some of its customers’ credit…
X introduces new reply features for premium users
A new restriction has been added by X, formerly known as Twitter, that only allows verified accounts to reply. However, the power…
Meta to add Trends feature to Threads
Meta’s Threads is getting ready to deliver a highly requested feature: Trends in an effort to more effectively compete with X, previously…
Vodafone partners Intel to build chipset
Vodafone on Monday reaffirmed its dedication to Open RAN networks by announcing it would cooperate with Intel to develop a chipset design…
Netflix ends free subscription plan in Kenya
Netflix said on Monday that its free mobile plan in Kenya, which gave subscribers access to a quarter of its episodes and…
Japanese PM Kishida to lay out AI regulations
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will lay out regulations for generative AI developers during a speech on Monday in Kyoto, according to…