Month: March 2022
These Strippers Are Protesting For Safer Work Conditions In Hollywood. Instagram “Mistakenly Removed” Their Account.
Reagan was working as a dancer at a Los Angeles strip club called Star Garden before she got into an argument with the club’s bartender who joked about a customer wanting to kill her. “He looked me square in the eyes,” she told BuzzFeed News about the bartender, “and said,…
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TweetDeck might become a paid Twitter Blue feature
It’s starting to look like the upcoming version of TweetDeck, the power-user-focused version of the Twitter app, won’t be free. Security researcher Jane Manchun Wong has discovered a work-in-progress sign-up page for the app, which boasts that it’s a “powerful, real-time tool for people who live on Twitter” and offers…
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I’m done with Wyze
I just threw my Wyze home security cameras in the trash. I’m done with this company. I just learned that for the past three years, Wyze has been fully aware of a vulnerability in its home security cameras that could have let hackers look into your home over the internet…
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Apple will allow Dutch dating apps to use other payment options within existing apps
To help bring an end to wrangling with Dutch regulators that stretched over the last several months, today, Apple published a new version of its App Store rules that allow local dating apps to take payments through third-party processors. Until now, its proposals to comply with a December ruling mandating…
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Apple and Meta shared data with hackers pretending to be law enforcement officials
Apple and Meta handed over user data to hackers who faked emergency data request orders typically sent by law enforcement, according to a report by Bloomberg. The slip-up happened in mid-2021, with both companies falling for the phony requests and providing information about users’ IP addresses, phone numbers, and home…
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YouTube is finally rolling out picture-in-picture mode for YouTube TV on iOS
YouTube is rolling out a picture-in-picture mode for YouTube TV on iOS devices running iOS 15 or newer, the company announced Wednesday. YouTube chief product officer Neal Mohan promised on The Vergecast that the feature was on the way, and now it’s finally here. With picture-in-picture, you’ll be able to…
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