Users Flee Facebook's Toxicity, Only to Find Threads Just as Divisive
Filipino social media users describing a migration pattern that has become familiar: tired of hostility on Facebook, many moved to Meta's newer platform, Threads, hoping for calmer conversation.
Companies Retire VPN Trust Model for Granular Access Controls
A single successful login to a corporate VPN has traditionally unlocked far more than most employees ever use. Once inside that encrypted tunnel, a user often gains visibility into entire network
VPN Disguise Tools Face Limits Against Advanced Network Surveillance
Encrypted traffic that pretends to be something else has become a quiet battleground between privacy tools and the networks trying to detect them. VPN obfuscation, a technique that masks encrypted
Tax Officials Clarify Digital Access Powers in New Income Tax Bill
Tax authorities will not gain any fresh power to intrude into the digital lives of ordinary taxpayers under the Income Tax Bill, 2025, a senior Income Tax department official has clarified, pushing
Kempower's New Charger Bridges the Gap Between Cars and Trucks
Kempower has introduced a charging unit designed to serve both electric passenger cars and heavy-duty trucks from a single piece of hardware, a move that addresses one of the more expensive dilemmas
Pixar's Hoppers Arrives on Disney+ After Theatrical Success
Pixar's newest original feature, Hoppers, has moved from theaters to streaming, and it arrives with the kind of critical warmth the studio hasn't enjoyed in some time. The film follows a 19-year-old
Strange New Worlds Returns for Season 4, Nearing the Original Series Era
The Enterprise crew is back for a fourth run of missions that push the franchise closer than ever to the world of Captain Kirk and the 1960s original. Season 4 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
GoDaddy Challenges Indian Court Order That Threatens Domain Privacy Protections
One of the world's largest domain registrars is pushing back against a sweeping Indian court ruling that would strip default privacy protections from website owners, warning the directives could
New Zealand Court Rejects Kim Dotcom's Bid to Block U.S. Extradition
After more than a decade of legal resistance, Kim Dotcom has lost another critical court battle to remain in New Zealand. Wellington's Court of Appeal declined on Wednesday to overturn the justice
A Preschooler's Graduation Post Reopens the Sharenting Debate
When Cardi B shared photographs and video of her four-year-old son Wave Cephus walking across a preschool graduation stage - cap and gown, Student's Choice Award in hand - the post reached an