No, Meta AI won’t read all your chats from Saturday: what WhatsApp’s “Enhanced Privacy” really does
It arrives in the groups with the label “forwarded many times” and a deadline urgent enough to start the finger
The EU adopts the Kids Act: from the ban on social media under 13s to the obligations for online platforms, what will change
Is called EU Kids Act and it is the new legislative proposal that aims to make the digital world safer
Historic squeeze in Europe: social media and online video games banned under 13 years of age, Ursula von der Leyen launches the EU Kids Act
In his State of the Union speech in Strasbourg, Ursula von der Leyen announced the official presentation of theEU Kids
Forget radio signals, scientists want to search lunar dust for bits of alien tech (and now they’ve figured out how)
Going through the dust of the Moon under the microscope, grain by grain, looking for something that nature might have
Revolut gave the data of hundreds of customers to hackers: how the scam with a fake PEC happened
A certified email address, stolen six months earlier, was enough to convince a digital bank worth billions to hand over
“How to escape controls? Let’s pretend to be human” Thousands of AI agents have started exchanging instructions to bypass human intervention
The moderator was deleting the pages one by one, more or less following the alphabetical order. The AI agents noticed
The mystery of the Devil’s Arrows revealed: a new study rewrites where the gigantic Yorkshire menhirs really come from
They pressed the municipality adhesive tape against three stones almost seven meters high, waiting for something infinitely smaller to remain
This smart toilet does your urine analysis and sends you the result in real time
You sit down, do what you have to do, and while the toilet takes care of the lid, flush, and
This rock in India is 3.5 billion years old and may hold one of the oldest traces of life on Earth
In a black-and-white banded rock from eastern India, researchers have found carbon about 3.5 billion years old. No tiny petrified
Astronomers have discovered a massive 10-sided wave-like structure churning above Saturn’s south pole
Saturn already had a giant hexagon planted above the north pole for more than forty years. Evidently six sides weren’t