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Rushing to plug your phone into a public charging station in a hotel, airport or cafe could be risky, according to a recent warning from the FBI

The new investigation was conducted by the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG), a US non-profit organisation and right to repair advocate.

TodayHeadline Google enters ‘saturated’ smartwatch market –

Musk has terminated his $44 billion Twitter buyout deal, citing doubts over bot info. But what are bots, and are they all bad?

The tech giant admitted that submerging Galaxy phones in pool or sea water could corrode the charging ports and stop the phones from working, if charged while still wet.Similarly, in 2020, Apple was fined 10 million about A15.3 million in Italy for misleading claims about the water resistance of iPhones.Its very common for phones to become damaged as a result of being dropped in water.

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With the number of accidents of people dropping their phones in water, one might wonder why manufacturers are not making waterproof phones.

Queensland technology professor Ritesh Chugh has revealed the tell-tale signs your phone has a virus without you even knowing and how to protect it your device from being infected.

Here's your TL;DR for this morning's news.

Academic insights reached millions The story that garnered the most interest from our audience in April was this piece on why new COVID variants necessitate a global ‘maximum suppression’ strategy. It has been read more than 1.1 million times! It was also republished by more than 28 other media outlets around the world - including The Guardian, ABC and the South China Morning Post. 84% of its readers were from countries outside Australia. The second most-read piece was Ritesh Chugh from CQU...