How to Join the $725 Million Facebook Settlement
Meta is paying $725 million to class-action recipients—you could be one of them.
Source: lifehacker.com
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Matt Walsh's Twitter Hacker: I Was Just 'Stirring Up Some Drama'
The alleged hacker, who goes by 'Doomed,' says he used SIM swapping to get access to Walsh's account.
Source: gizmodo.com
How to Share Multiple Links on Your Instagram Bio
Rest in peace Linktree. We can handle our own links in bio now.
Mobile Software Social Media Operating Systems Digital Media Ideo Software Social Networking Services
Source: lifehacker.com
MTA, NWS, BART, NOAA Twitter Bots Nuked After Elon Musk Tweaks
Genuinely useful automated Twitter accounts run by the NWS, the MTA, and BART have been suspended from Twitter's API.
Elon Musk Us National Tsunami Warning Center National Weather Service York Metropolitan Transit Authority New York Metropolitan Transit Authority
Source: gizmodo.com
NSO Group Exploited New Zero-Click Vulnerabilities in iOS
Citizen Lab identified three new exploits that targeted iOS users worldwide in 2022. Apple's Lockdown Mode reportedly worked as promised.
Source: gizmodo.com
Stardew Valley Is Getting New Stuff For The First Time In Years
ConcernedApe is stepping back from highly anticipated cozy game Haunted Chocolatier to work on the new content
Source: kotaku.com
WhatsApp, Signal Threaten to Leave UK Over 'Online Safety Bill'
WhatsApp and six other encryption apps wrote an open letter urging UK lawmakers not to pass a bill that could threaten its end-to-end encryption services.
United Kingdom Meta Whatsapp United Nations Online Safety Bill United Kingdom Bill United Kingdom Government
Source: gizmodo.com
Delete (or Update) These Malware Apps From Your Android Device ASAP
McAfee uncovered 60 Android apps communicating with a malware library.
Source: lifehacker.com
The CBC boycotts Twitter after being labeled government-funded
The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. follows NPR off the social media platform
Source: qz.com
Twitter Decides Misgendering and Deadnaming Are OK, Actually
GLAAD noticed that Twitter recently removed a line in the platform's Hateful Conduct policy that forbids deadnaming and misgendering.
Source: gizmodo.com