EU regulators accuse Facebook and Instagram of using addictive design features in breach of the Digital Services Act, prompting potential sanctions.
EU Commission: Addictive Design Instagram And Facebook In Breach Of The DSA
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WhatsApp has introduced new privacy features aimed at enhancing user control, confirmed by the company on March 2024. Details are still emerging about the full rollout.
QuadRF Can Spot Drones And See WiFi Through My Wall
QuadRF technology can identify drones and detect WiFi signals through walls, raising new security and privacy concerns.
PlayStation Can Delete All Your Digital Games After 3 Years Of Inactivity (EU)
Sony’s PlayStation will delete users’ digital game libraries after three years of inactivity in the European Union, raising concerns over digital ownership.
StreetComplete: Fixing OpenStreetMap, One Tiny Quest At A Time
StreetComplete is a mobile app that simplifies contributing to OpenStreetMap through small, guided quests, improving data accuracy and accessibility.
Microsoft Fire idTech Team At Id Software
Microsoft has reportedly dismissed the idTech development team at Id Software, raising questions about future projects and internal restructuring.
RHEO on the Web: Find Your Flow
Discover RHEO’s web version—an instant, private, browser-based fluid playground designed for calm, creativity, and relaxation without downloads or sign-ups.
CS2 Fog Of War: Server-sided Anti-wallhack Occlusion Culling For CS2 Servers
Valve introduces server-side occlusion culling in CS2 to combat wallhacks, enhancing fair play and reducing cheat effectiveness.
The Best Private Messaging App Isn’t WhatsApp or Signal, It’s Delta Chat
Delta Chat is gaining recognition as a secure, decentralized, and private messaging platform, surpassing WhatsApp and Signal in privacy features.
Software-Defined Warfare: How Ukraine’s Delta Turned the Battlefield Into a Shared, Real-Time Map
Ukraine’s Delta battlefield management system, running on cloud and accessible via browsers, exemplifies software-defined warfare, boosting frontline coordination and resilience.
