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Articles by Tanmay Puri
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Meta Knew 'Tens of Thousands' of Kids Under 13 Were on Instagram, Insider Claims. But 'Safety Was an Afterthought'
A former Meta director testified that Instagram ignored under-13 users. The lawsuit accuses Meta of contributing to youth mental health issues and collecting data from minors.
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Trump Is Betting Big on AI Data Centers. Here's Why Voters Are Turning Against Them
President Trump supports AI data centers for economic growth, but voters express concerns over costs and community impact, creating political challenges for Republicans in upcoming elections.
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North Korean Workers Are Stealing American Identities to Get US Tech Jobs and AI Is Making Them Harder to Spot
North Korean operatives are using AI and stolen identities to secure remote jobs at US companies, generating significant revenue for the regime and posing cybersecurity threats.
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'Eurofounder' Jokes He's Going to Prison Over His Posts: Here's What He Said When Told to Flee to US
Matthias Schmidt's satirical post about a fake EU legal notice highlights perceived absurdities in EU regulations, sparking online debate about differences between Europe and America.
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Meta Fights Back In $200 Billion Trial As It Denies Designing Instagram And Facebook To Hook Kids
Meta Platforms is facing a trial involving 29 US states accusing it of designing Facebook and Instagram to addict children, potentially leading to billions in penalties and operational changes.
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Apple Scores $2.2B Tariff Refund After Trump Once Threatened iPhones With 25% Levy: But There's a Catch
Apple's earnings report, boosted by a £1.65 billion tariff refund, exceeded expectations. However, without the refund, results were less impressive, leading to a stock drop.
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Meet the Man Building the 'Expedia for Space' Where the Super-Rich Can Book $50M Trips Beyond Earth
Roman Chiporukha, co-owner of Roman & Erica, founded SpaceVIP to offer wealthy clients unique space travel experiences, aiming to make space more accessible beyond the ultra-rich.
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Are AI Artists Really Artists? Viral Post Sparks Backlash as Critics Call Them 'Prompters'
A heated Reddit debate questions if AI users should be called artists, highlighting a divide between AI as a tool and traditional artistic creation requiring human skill and intention.
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Apple's 'Pervert Pods' Horror: Why People Are Freaking Out Over Cameras Hidden In AirPods
Apple's new AirPods with cameras raise privacy concerns, despite being designed for AI features rather than recording.
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Anthropic's Revenue Run Rate Just Hit $65B, Far Ahead of OpenAI Should Sam Altman Be Worried?
Anthropic's annual revenue run rate has surged to $65 billion, surpassing OpenAI's figures and positioning it as a strong competitor in the AI market, particularly in enterprise and coding sectors.
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Google Just Paid Spirit Airlines $10M, Not for a Plane But for Data to Help Train Its AI
Google has acquired Spirit Airlines' extensive data collection for £7.39 million, aiming to enhance its AI services with specialized datasets.
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Tesla's Driverless Cybercab Could Hit Roads This Month But Can It Catch Up With Robotaxi Giant Waymo?
Tesla plans to launch its Cybercab in Austin, Texas, marking a significant step in its autonomous ride-hailing ambitions. This move challenges Waymo's presence in the driverless car market.
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Welsh Government Spends £100,000 of Taxpayer Cash Dubbing Star Wars Into Welsh as Critics Slam 'Out of Touch' Move
The Welsh Government's £100,000 funding for a Welsh-language Star Wars dub sparks debate, with critics questioning priorities amid NHS pressures.
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Could Your Car Be Hacked? Automotive Cybersecurity Experts Explain the Real Risks
Connected cars offer convenience but also pose cybersecurity risks. While remote hijacking of driving functions is rare, vulnerabilities in infotainment and telematics systems are more concerning.
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Is Your Smartwatch Watching Too Much? Experts Explain What Wearables Know About You
Smartwatches collect extensive personal data, raising privacy concerns about data storage, sharing, and inferences. Understanding privacy policies and data management is crucial.
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AI Is Changing Online Dating: How to Spot Fake Profiles, AI Photos and Romance Scams
AI is making online dating scams more convincing by creating realistic profiles. Learn how to identify fake profiles and protect yourself from romance scams with practical tips and expert advice.
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How Safe Is Your Child's Data? The Apps Collecting More Information Than Parents Realise
Parental-control apps offer safety features like location alerts and content filters but may also collect sensitive data. Parents should evaluate privacy policies and permissions.
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The Biggest AI Lies Going Viral Right Now: Fact-Checkers Reveal the Fake Videos Fooling Millions
AI-generated videos are becoming more convincing, making it crucial to verify their origins and claims. Learn how to spot deepfakes and ensure authenticity before sharing misleading content.
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The Dark Side of Smart Homes: How Hackers Could Access Your Cameras, Speakers and Doorbells
Smart home devices can be vulnerable to cyber attacks due to weak passwords and outdated software. Learn how to secure your devices with strong authentication, regular updates, and network separation.
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Are AirTags Being Used to Stalk People? What Victims and Cybersecurity Experts Want You to Know
Apple AirTags, designed to locate lost items, can be misused for stalking. Despite protections from Apple and Google, victims must understand alerts and preserve evidence for safety.
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Facial Recognition Is Everywhere: Here's How Often You're Being Scanned Without Realising It
Facial recognition technology is increasingly used in the UK, with millions of faces scanned annually. The legal framework is leaving questions about privacy and the extent of its deployment.
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Could AI Convince Someone to Commit a Crime? Experts Explain the Real Risks
AI systems can influence decisions but aren't mind-control machines. Safeguards are crucial to prevent AI from aiding harmful actions, balancing educational use with potential misuse.
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Children Are Using ChatGPT for Homework: Teachers Reveal the Biggest Problems They're Seeing
As AI tools like ChatGPT become more common in education, they offer both opportunities and challenges. While they can aid learning, they may also hinder independent thinking and academic integrity.
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How Smart Is Your Smart Home? Everything You Need to Know Before Buying Connected Devices
Explore the benefits of smart home technology, from smart speakers to security systems, and learn how to choose devices that enhance your home without unnecessary expense.
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What Is Quantum Computing? The Revolutionary Technology That Could Change Medicine, Banking and Cybersecurity
Quantum computing promises to revolutionize industries by solving complex problems faster than traditional computers. Its potential impact on medicine, finance, and cybersecurity is significant.
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The Biggest Tech Myths People Still Believe: 15 Common Misconceptions Experts Want You to Stop Believing
Explore the truth behind common technology myths, from overnight charging to 5G health risks, and learn how outdated advice can impact device performance and security.
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Do You Really Need Antivirus Software in 2026? Cybersecurity Experts Explain the Truth
In 2026, built-in security features on devices often suffice, reducing the need for standalone antivirus software. Experts emphasize the importance of recognizing scams.
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iPhone vs Android in 2026: Which Smartphone Is the Better Choice for Your Budget and Lifestyle?
In 2026, choosing between iPhone and Android depends on ecosystem preferences, hardware innovation, and budget. Find out your best fit.
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How to Tell if Your Personal Information Has Been Stolen in a Data Breach and What to Do Next
Data breaches expose personal information, but recognizing early warning signs like unfamiliar transactions or login alerts can help prevent identity theft. Learn how to protect your accounts.
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What Companies Really Know About You Online and How to Take Back Control of Your Personal Data
Learn how to protect your personal information online by understanding data tracking and adjusting privacy settings on smartphones, browsers, and laptops to limit unnecessary data collection.
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