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Anonymous is a global hacker group known for online protests and has faced legal action due to their activities. Their notable events, such as attacks on the Church of Scientology and Russia, often cause controversy due to data leaks and vague political agendas. Views on Anonymous vary, reflecting larger debates on internet freedom and privacy.... Read more »
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Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said her country would go after the US with its own tariffs if Donald Trump pushed ahead with his. Read more ›
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Tether said it will phase out its euro stablecoin, EURT. Users will be able to redeem tokens for up until one year from now.Instead, the company will focus on backing new stablecoin ventures such as its recent investment in Quantoz and its tokenization platform Hadron. Read more ›
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Image: Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images The Federal Communications Commission cleared SpaceX to use its Starlink broadband satellites to provide T-Mobile customers with direct-to-phone service. The T-Mobile license is the first collaboration between a satellite operator and wireless carrier to be approved by the FCC to provide supplemental cell coverage from space. “The Commission recognized that satellite-to-device connectivity can support critical public interest benefits, including ubiq Read more ›
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Singapore is positioning itself as a key testing ground for autonomous vehicles, attracting major Chinese firms and establishing unified national guidelines that contrast with fragmented regulations in the U.S. and China. China's WeRide launched the country's first public autonomous bus service on Sentosa island in June, while multiple companies are deploying self-driving vehicles for logistics and transportation. The controlled rollout aligns with Singapore's strategy to address labor shortages and land. Read more ›
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Alongside a new foldable and flagship phone, Huawei has revealed its first mobile OS made entirely in-house. It’s part of Huawei’s plans to build a platform entirely free of major US tech sources, both for hardware and software — because the company is banned from using some of them. Huawei Case in point: the Mate 70 series follows the Mate 60, the first Huawei smartphone to use a fully made... Read more ›
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Microsoft launches the Windows Resiliency Initiative. The goal is to prevent incidents like the CrowdStrike debacle. Microsoft recently unveiled its Windows Resiliency Initiative, aiming to step up security, boost reliability, and keep system integrity solid. Essentially, it’s about avoiding mishaps like the CrowdStrike incident earlier this year, while giving users and apps more flexibility without... Read more » Read more ›
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