A WIRED investigation links more than 400 apps and websites to AI deepfake abuse, raising questions about Apple, Google, and app-store security reviews.

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Google is adding automatic Android photo and video backups to Windows PCs through Quick Share, offering local storage without relying entirely on cloud services.

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Samsung's Gemini-powered AI glasses could launch in the US and South Korea in December. Here's what reports reveal about features, pricing, and availability.

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Google’s new Android app store program brings one-tap installs and automatic updates, but US users are excluded, and marketplaces face a $10,000 annual fee.

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GM agrees to a $220 million settlement over drivers' data. Learn how connected-car information was allegedly shared and what vehicle owners should know.

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Opera's WebAI brings local AI models to supported browsers, offering developers new options while raising questions about privacy and device requirements.

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Ukraine says Starlink service has been restored after days of disruption. The incident highlights why enterprises need tested, independent backup systems.

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Samsung Galaxy owners report battery drain after One UI 9, raising questions about software update reliability, user trust, and enterprise security.

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Trump wants data center companies to pay host communities as opposition to AI infrastructure grows. Here's what the proposal could mean for future projects.

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Amazon introduces five Blink security cameras with 4K video, long-range wireless connectivity, and new viewing features. Compare prices and key limitations.

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ChatGPT now lets users lock private conversations with a PIN or biometrics. Learn how Locked Chats works, its limitations, and the risks of resetting a PIN.

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OpenAI expands ChatGPT's Chrome integration with tab access and browser automation. Learn what the update means for productivity, privacy, and enterprise security.

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Gmail AI Inbox is expanding to paid Google Workspace accounts. Learn what IT admins can control, how rollout works, and what users should verify.

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WhatsApp is testing scheduled messages for Android beta users, allowing texts and media to be delivered later even when the sender's phone is offline.

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