WhatsApp will soon make it possible to edit already sent messages. “Whether you want to correct a typo or add extra context to your message, we’re happy to give you more control over your chats,” the messaging service announced. After the next update, users can adjust messages by long-pressing the message within fifteen minutes after […]
The Mobile World Congress has to pay a fine of 200,000 euros because it insufficiently mapped the impact of facial recognition for visitors. MWC, the largest telecom exchange in the world and the most significant tech exchange in Europe is fined for the 2021 edition. The Spanish data protection authority AEPD finds that MWC violates
Google has confirmed that it will introduce a smartphone with a foldable screen. South Korean Samsung, still the clear market leader in that niche market, will have a strong competitor. The American internet giant has published a short video showing the folding phone. The device was named Pixel Fold and folds open like a book.
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Elon Musk warned in an interview with Fox News that artificial intelligence could destroy civilization. The multibillionaire states that he has been warning about this for years, but at the same time also invests in AI himself. In an interview with the American television channel Fox News, Musk shares his concerns about artificial intelligence. “AI is more
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Electric car manufacturer Tesla is being sued for violating the privacy of Tesla car owners. The reason is research by the Reuters news agency, which reported that Tesla employees could access video images recorded by car cameras. Those sometimes intimate or embarrassing videos were then distributed within the company. The recordings range from a naked
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The personal information of some 14 million Australian and New Zealand customers of Latitude Financial has been stolen by hackers. The Australian lender announced this on Monday. Latitude Financial had already warned about the incident earlier this month, which initially appeared to involve the data of 330,000 customers. However, after an internal investigation, the data
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