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Meta might be on the hook for $1.4 trillion if it loses a landmark lawsuit — what would that mean?
Meta and Mark Zuckerberg are about to face their toughest trial yet. How the huge State AG's lawsuit could force Meta to make some difficult decisions.
Ransomware gang crashes own attack — with no-one to blame but themselves
In a new attack, Akira disables EDR tools, but kills the encryptor, as well, as researchers still warn of a worrying practice.
Apple Fitness+ could be getting its own Peloton-style live workouts
Is Apple Fitness+ about to get its own live workouts? This new job listing points to an upcoming upgrade.
MacOS users warned to beware screen-sharing bug which can turn Macs into cryptomining slaves
Apple patched a critical-severity flaw in Screen Sharing which allowed crooks unabated access to vulnerable devices.
Budget GPUs could get pricier — and gaming monitors might be hiked too
Graphics card maker warns that GPUs are due 'substantial' price hikes, and I'd buy now rather than wait — the same might be true of gaming monitors.
I gave ChatGPT my Google Drive ‘digital junk drawer’ and it tidied it up
ChatGPT can now treat your Google Drive as part of its library, unlocking huge potential for organizing your digital mess.
SSD pricing pain could last until 2030, as RAM prices continue to climb
Expect the worst for RAM and SSD costs — latest DDR5 pricing and a storage exec's fresh prediction are bleak.
The internet is becoming more stressful and unlikeable — with AI slop and data leaks to blame
AI content and data leaks are driving people away from the internet, with some people willing to pay for an internet without algorithms or data harvesting.
