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You'll soon be able to play the biggest football game on your iPhone thanks to an upcoming Apple Arcade release with zero microtransactions
By Dashiell Wood Published
Apple Arcade subscribers are about to get their own version of Madden NFL 27.

Squarespace's new limited-release tools aim to help sellers tap into FOMO
By Owain Williams Published
Going...going...gone

New phishing campaign hits LastPass, Bitwarden users
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
No, LastPass' security policies have not been updated, and neither have Bitwarden's - it's a scam.

Privado VPN unveils an MCP server on Windows and macOS to let your AI agent manage your connection
By Monica J. White Published
PrivadoVPN has built a local Model Context Protocol server into its Windows and macOS apps, letting AI dev tools connect, switch servers, and run diagnostics on your behalf.

'We decided not to limit VPNs': UK government U-turns on age-gating privacy tools
By Rene Millman Published
The UK government has confirmed it will not restrict VPN access as part of its upcoming social media bans, prioritizing digital privacy while introducing new curfews for 16- and 17-year-olds.

Hundreds of GitHub repos found posing as real software to push malware
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Russian hackers are trying to sneak infostealers onto people's devices to grab passwords, crypto, and more.

Lomography's new point-and-shoot is like a disposable with double the shot count — it comes pre-loaded with film
By Jon Stapley Published
This is possibly the most idiot-proof camera ever made, with instructions literally printed on the body.

Could now finally be a good time to buy an AI PC? This report says so
By Craig Hale Published
Analysts say AI PCs could run small models and local AI workflows without needing to rely on expensive, unpredictable cloud compute.
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