Firefox Data Collection Feature Sparks Privacy Concerns

From PC Mag: The nonprofit digital privacy group known as Noyb has filed a complaint against Mozilla on behalf of a user Wednesday over a Firefox feature dubbed Privacy-Preserving Attribution (PPA) that was added to the web browser back in July.

The feature is designed to help Firefox send data...

Report: Intel has been eliminated from PC graphics cards

From PC World: Intel may still be a dominant player in PC gaming since it sells a majority of all PC processors — and those chips have integrated graphics built into them — but as far as its presence in discrete graphics is concerned, Intel’s time has seemingly come to an end.

According to analyst...

MoneyGram Takes Services Offline After Cyberattack

From PC Mag: Wire transfer service MoneyGram has been offline since Friday following a cyberattack.

MoneyGram confirmed the attack on X yesterday, saying it had "recently identified a cybersecurity issue affecting certain of our systems."

"Upon detection, we immediately launched an investigation...

Kaspersky just slipped a different antivirus onto subscribers’ PCs

From PC World: Kaspersky subscribers have known that they’re on borrowed time—the ban on the Russia-based company’s antivirus software takes full effect on September 29. But some paid users still got a surprise late last week. With days yet to go, Kaspersky quietly began deleting its software from...

SteelSeries Apex Pro Gen 3 Gives a Boost to Its Magnetic Switches

From CNET: I've always found Hall Effect switches hard to get used to, but with the third generation of its Apex Pro keyboards, SteelSeries has some tricks up its sleeve that may help smooth the adjustment. In addition to its new OmniPoint 3.0 switches, the company added some buzzy new capabilities...

What’s this new mystery Nintendo device?

From The Verge: Nintendo has submitted a mysterious new wireless device to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) this weekend, and it isn’t the Switch 2 console we’re expecting to be revealed before next April. The CLO-001 model number doesn’t reveal what it actually is, but it appears to be...

Elon Musk's X Agrees to Court's Demands in Attempt to End Brazil Ban

From PC Mag: X's courtroom drama in Brazil may be about to end. To get the ban lifted, the social media platform has agreed to comply with the Supreme Court's orders, The New York Times reports.

Last month, Brazil's Supreme Court banned X after it failed to appoint a legal representative for its...

ARM version of Steam Deck’s Proton layer spotted in testing

From PC World: The Steam Deck might be the most popular Linux PC ever, though you’d be forgiven if you haven’t realized that its SteamOS software is technically Linux. The Proton compatibility layer is the Steam Deck’s special sauce, allowing games made for Windows to run on Linux without a massive...

Crucial P310 2230 2TB Review (Page 1 of 10)

How many Gen Z and Gen Alpha terms do you know? I do not imagine too many people born between 2010 and the time of writing this review are reading this website, and neither are they old enough to be in university or working an adult job just yet. I am always fascinated by the evolution of language, so I took it upon myself to see if I can drop a few of these terms in a professional setting in the most natural way possible. In one meeting at work...

Anker recalls MagSafe iPhone batteries over fire risk

From The Verge: Anker has issued a recall notice for its Anker 334 MagGo Battery (PowerCore 10K, model number A1642), Anker Power Bank (model number A1647), and Anker MagGo Power Bank (model number A1652). The company says a manufacturing defect can cause the power banks’ lithium-ion batteries to...

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