Amazon will give people “about $10 in promotional credit” in exchange for their palm print biometrics and some other people have privacy concerns about that:
https://pingyour.com/blog/t21s
You can add “spiritual opium” to your list of phrases that the media has used to describe video games.
https://pingyour.com/blog/ol35
Bad news:
Your social media account has been hacked.
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Worse news:
“getting help may take weeks”
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Hold, please:
“or $299”
https://pingyour.com/blog/ilby
The shortage of computer chips is so bad that a “stockpile of unfinished Ford Super Duty pickups missing chips is now visible from space.”
https://pingyour.com/blog/7qv2
Microsoft asked its customers for feedback on Windows 11 and the results were as you would expect.
https://pingyour.com/blog/rtcd
Today’s how-to news includes “how police can get your data-even if you aren’t suspected of a crime”
Bonus content:
“you may never know they did it”
https://pingyour.com/blog/u34g
Good news:
“California has the first cybersecurity committee of any state legislature.”
Hold please:
“Will it get anything done?”
https://pingyour.com/blog/3q6k
Apple told “anti-vaxx dating app Unjected” to stick it, and removed them from the App Store.
https://pingyour.com/blog/dwsq
You have to give credit to the company behind the popular financial payment app Square.
They bought “an Australian buy now, pay later firm” for $29 billion.
https://pingyour.com/blog/xnzd
Today’s artificial intelligence news includes twilight, a self-driving car, a yellow traffic light, and a beautiful full moon.
Wait. What?
https://pingyour.com/blog/xkl0
Apparently this needs to be repeated:
“Data has never been completely safe from obliteration.”
“Data has never been completely safe from obliteration.”
https://pingyour.com/blog/yt4w
A court in Australia has reportedly ruled that artificial intelligence “can be considered an inventor on patent filings”
Spoiler alert:
“the last thing we need is robot patent trolls”
https://pingyour.com/blog/w3sq
