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Changes are being implemented by Apple in the App Store in Europe in response to new regulations. Is it possible that this could lead to an increase in hacking on iPhones?

Apple is creating vulnerabilities in the iPhone’s digital security as a response to increased regulations in Europe, in an effort to offer consumers more flexibility. However, this also opens up the potential for hackers to access personal and financial data stored on the device. On Thursday, the update will be implemented exclusively in the European

access European authorities are seeking to interview Apple following its decision to restrict access to the Epic Games app store.

EU regulators are seeking to interrogate Apple regarding allegations that the company prevented Epic Games from establishing its own app store, potentially violating new digital regulations implemented in the 27 EU member states on Thursday. The ongoing conflict between the two companies has reached a new level. For several years, Epic, the developer of the

The implementation of the Digital Markets Act in Europe will require major technology companies to make fundamental changes. Here is an overview of what those changes may entail.

European users will now have the option to choose their default browser and search engine on their phones and computers, as well as determine which apps to download and how their personal data is used online. The Digital Markets Act, a collection of European Union rules, mandates changes that must be implemented by six large

The outage on social media platforms was brief, however, many personal stories disappeared, which is a significant issue.

At one point, social media platforms experienced a short interruption. The issue was resolved. That’s the end of the story. At first glance, it may seem uneventful. However, the significant focus on the disabling of Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Messenger services on Tuesday implies a different, potentially less apparent story: that social media platforms

A former employee of Google has been accused of stealing confidential information related to artificial intelligence from the company while collaborating with Chinese businesses.

The Justice Department announced on Wednesday that a former Google software engineer is facing charges for illegally obtaining trade secrets related to artificial intelligence from the company. The engineer was allegedly collaborating with two Chinese companies while working at Google. Linwei Ding, a Chinese national, was arrested in Newark, California, on four counts of federal

The value of Bitcoin briefly reached its highest point ever, occurring less than two years after the FTX scandal impacted the cryptocurrency market.

NEW YORK (AP) — Bitcoin has hit an all-time high less than two years after the collapse of the crypto exchange FTX severely damaged faith in digital currencies and sent prices plunging. The biggest digital currency in the world saw a 4% increase this week and briefly reached over $68,800 on Tuesday, according to CoinMarketCap.

, and dissidents The United States has imposed sanctions on a company that produces spyware, as well as its executives, for their actions of targeting American journalists, government officials, and dissidents.

The U.S. Treasury Department declared on Tuesday that it has imposed sanctions on two individuals and a company based in Greece that specializes in spyware. The company is led by a retired Israeli military officer and is responsible for creating, managing, and distributing technology used to spy on American government officials, journalists, and policy experts.

The issue causing widespread service disruption on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads has been resolved, and users can now log in successfully.

On Tuesday, a technical problem resulted in widespread difficulties with logging in to Meta’s Facebook, Instagram, Threads and Messenger services for several hours. Andy Stone, the head of communications for Meta, addressed the problems on X (formerly known as Twitter) and stated that the company “took prompt action to resolve the issue for all affected

One month following a cyberattack, a hospital in Chicago has announced that certain systems have been restored.

CHICAGO (AP) — Doctors and nurses at a premier Chicago children’s hospital can again access patients’ electronic medical records, more than a month after a cyberattack forced Lurie Children’s Hospital to take its networks offline. The hospital announced on Monday that its phone system is now fully operational. Authorities had previously attributed the incident to

AI is present in everyday life with minimal supervision. Governments are rushing to catch up.

In recent news, ChatGPT has garnered attention for its use of artificial intelligence. However, AI has also been integrated into daily life without much fanfare, such as in the screening of job resumes, rental apartment applications, and even influencing medical care in certain instances. Though several AI technologies have been found to exhibit bias by

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Changes are being implemented by Apple in the App Store in Europe in response to new regulations. Is it possible that this could lead to an increase in hacking on iPhones?

access European authorities are seeking to interview Apple following its decision to restrict access to the Epic Games app store.

The implementation of the Digital Markets Act in Europe will require major technology companies to make fundamental changes. Here is an overview of what those changes may entail.

The outage on social media platforms was brief, however, many personal stories disappeared, which is a significant issue.

A former employee of Google has been accused of stealing confidential information related to artificial intelligence from the company while collaborating with Chinese businesses.

The value of Bitcoin briefly reached its highest point ever, occurring less than two years after the FTX scandal impacted the cryptocurrency market.

, and dissidents The United States has imposed sanctions on a company that produces spyware, as well as its executives, for their actions of targeting American journalists, government officials, and dissidents.

The issue causing widespread service disruption on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads has been resolved, and users can now log in successfully.

One month following a cyberattack, a hospital in Chicago has announced that certain systems have been restored.

AI is present in everyday life with minimal supervision. Governments are rushing to catch up.