iPhone alarm not going off? It could be this hidden setting
Good luck getting your boss to believe this one if you sleep in. iPhone users are lamenting that a subtle setting is causing their important clock alarms to not ring...
Amazon to run ads on Prime Video, unless subscribers pay more
Amazon is warning Prime Video subscribers that they will soon see a limited number of ads while watching movies or TV shows — unless they’re willing to cough up another...
Social media companies made $11B in ad revenue from minors
Social media companies collectively made over $11 billion in US advertising revenue from minors last year, according to a study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health published on...
Apple wins appeal to pause smartwatch import ban over patent dispute
Apple won a temporary reprieve on Wednesday after a US appeals court paused a sales ban on its smartwatches that emerged from the company’s high-profile patent feud with medical tech...
TikTok makes users give iPhone passwords, reasons unclear
TikTok users are now frightened and confused as to why the viral video app is supposedly demanding they input their iPhone password to view content. Even more concerning, experts say...
Sam Altman, Jony Ive poach Apple iPhone design boss to work on AI devices: report
Renowned tech designer Jony Ive and OpenAI boss Sam Altman have reportedly tapped a key Apple executive to lead their secretive efforts to build new gadgets focused on artificial intelligence....
Senators demand Tesla recalls over defective parts, slam Elon Musk
Two senators have written to Elon Musk, Tesla’s top executive, calling on him to “swiftly” recall any steering and suspension parts that pose a safety risk. The letter cites “an alarming” Reuters...
Viral ‘Get to Know Me’ Instagram trend is a boon for hackers, cybersecurity expert warns
Too much information. Eliana Shiloh, a cybersecurity expert who goes by @elshiloh on TikTok, revealed Instagram’s latest “Get to Know Me” trend, which exposes answers to security questions. “If you...
New York Times sues OpenAI, Microsoft for seeking to ‘free-ride’ on its articles to train chatbots
The New York Times on Wednesday slapped ChatGPT creator OpenAI and its chief backer Microsoft with a federal copyright infringement lawsuit — setting up a legal battle that could rein...
