WindTre, 1.7 million euro fine from the Privacy Guarantor: the data of over 365 thousand customers exposed to hackers
Two unauthorized accesses and the exfiltration – that is, the “intentional, unauthorized and covert transfer” – of personal data of
Planned obsolescence: the new list of devices exempted from the EU obligation for replaceable batteries
We all know the scene: a battery a few centimeters old stops holding a charge and takes with it a
Stop social media from midnight to 6am: the United Kingdom wants to introduce a night curfew for minors
The United Kingdom is a candidate to become the global laboratory of digital regulation. Technology Minister Liz Kendall and Online
Scientists have finally solved the mystery of Earth’s greatest mass extinction, thanks to these… shells
A brachiopod looks a lot like a clam, at least when you look at it from the outside. It has
Two shows await us, one more beautiful than the other surrounded by shooting stars (and visible to the naked eye), let’s not miss it!
Double show in heaven coming soon: the July 15thin the evening, we will admire the “kiss” Moon – Jupiterwhile after
The EU Commission cracks down on social media, von der Leyen: “access under 13s is prohibited and no screens up to 3”
The European Union is preparing to redefine the boundaries of the digital space to protect new generations. Ursula von der
NASA is looking for four volunteers to live a year on a fake mission between the Moon and Mars
In the small rover there will be two seats, two beds, a bathroom without a drain and a tiny room
The mystery of Baby Auckland: that 200-year-old newborn wrapped in a 1910 newspaper and found under the floor
The date printed in the newspaper seemed to offer investigators a point of reference: June 19, 1910. That Sunday issue
Ancient 108-million-year-old dinosaur with “dome-shaped head” discovered under the Gobi desert
From a rock face in the Gobi Desert protruded a smooth, rounded surface, similar to a polished stone. Under that
SpaceX launches the first commercial nuclear-powered satellite with a mini battery that can last more than twenty years
The Falcon 9 departed California on July 7, 2026 with 81 cargo on board. On board the shared mission SpaceX