California cracks down on ‘predatory’ early cancellation fees
California has enacted new legislation that aims to limit companies from charging consumers “exorbitant” fees to cancel fixed-term contracts. Assembly Bill 483 was signed into law by Califo...
How $800 hardware can sniff Bitcoin miner traffic via satellite
UC San Diego and the University of Maryland researchers have reported findings showing that roughly half of GEO satellite downlinks carry data without encryption.
Further, data interception can be rep...
GrapheneOS
GrapheneOS is gaining attention among tech enthusiasts and privacy advocates for its robust approach to mobile operating system security. Unlike traditional Android, which often relies heavily on Goog...
Nothing’s next device may be a stripped-down Phone (3a) Lite
A new rumor from XpertPick suggests Nothing is developing a device called the Phone (3a) Lite for a global launch before the end of the year. This follows the March release of the Phone (3a) and Phone...
Google changes how ads appear in search results again
Google is implementing an update for its search results on desktop and mobile platforms, altering the display of sponsored content. The change introduces a collapsible section for paid results, a move...
