Though it's user growth in the US seems to have stalled, while even declining in Europe.
Bouygues Telecom, France's third-largest phone carrier, has confirmed a data breach which exposed personal data belonging to millions of customers across the country. The breach, affecting 6.4 million of its 27 million customers, includes contact details, contractual data, civil status data, and International Bank Account Numbers (IBANs).
HBO Max is set to enforce a mandatory fee of $7.99 per month for people sharing passwords outside of their household, starting in September. This move comes as part of an aggressive crackdown on password sharing.
Forty percent of teens trust AI advice without question because AI is programmed to agree and validate. AI validation bypasses cognitive struggles needed for developing critical thinking during brain formation. Parents can counter AI dependency by offering alternative perspectives immediately after AI interactions.
TOMBOGO's original PocketCam was never about megapixels or cutting-edge optics. Instead, it leaned into lo-fi charm and visual storytelling with 25 built-in filters and just enough video capability to make content creation feel effortless.
The news landscape of 2025 is a battlefield of fact versus fiction. As generative AI floods social feeds with increasingly plausible but fake content, the need for credible, verified information has never been more urgent.
Mecha Break isn't just a new release—it's a carefully built bridge between Chinese culture and international gaming trends. Seasun aimed to create a Chinese sci-fi IP that resonated globally.
"Too many organizations assume they're more resilient than they actually are. This research makes clear that real resilience isn't about where your systems live - it's about how well you've prepared to keep them running."
A hug from Mickey Mouse might not be able to make taxes go away, or keep a divorce from hurting, but for a few brief moments, the cartoonish embrace can provide a sense of escapism from the IRS, from heartbreak, and from the claustrophobic pressures of adulthood.
Some point to existing law to argue that availability is the only metric Congress allows to measure broadband deployment success. But the law does not require this agency to view broadband availability with one eye closed and the other one half-open.