Social psychologist John Haidt argues smartphones have fundamentally rewired Gen Z brains during puberty. He points to a synchronized global collapse in teen mental health between 2010-2015 and the end of 50 years of educational progress in 2012. The solution requires collective action to restore pl
A new meta-analysis reveals companies are using wearables to monitor employee health data like stress markers and sleep quality. But researchers warn about lack of transparency and insecure data storage practices that could create surveillance culture.
Google and Epic Games have reached a settlement that dramatically reshapes Android app distribution. The deal caps Google’s fees at 9-20% and makes third-party app stores much easier to install globally. These changes could remain in place through at least June 2032.
While TikTok gets a temporary pass, the US government is pushing forward with bans against Chinese drone maker DJI and router company TP-Link. New FCC authority makes it easier to block tech deemed national security threats, with American companies poised to benefit.
Apple is preparing to allow third-party app stores in Japan with iOS 26.2. The move comes ahead of regulatory deadlines requiring platform openness. Japanese iPhone users could see major changes by December.
A former compliance officer is suing Capula Investment Management, claiming wrongful termination after raising concerns about expensing artwork and private jet travel. The $32 billion hedge fund allegedly violated SEC regulations on expense disclosure and conflicts of interest.
The Louvre Museum’s recent jewelry heist wasn’t its only security problem. A newly surfaced audit shows the museum struggled for over a decade with outdated software, including systems controlling video surveillance. This paints a picture of long-term security neglect.
Chrome’s latest update lets you autofill passport numbers, driver’s licenses, and vehicle IDs. The feature requires opt-in confirmation and uses encryption, but security concerns remain as Google expands its data collection.
A new report reveals identity weaknesses are driving a massive surge in cloud attacks. The problem? Credentials are cheap, permissions are excessive, and vulnerabilities keep getting redeployed automatically. It’s creating a perfect storm for attackers.
As Drake accuses Spotify of ignoring billions in fraudulent streams, the music industry faces a systemic crisis. Bot-generated plays are draining royalty pools and forcing platforms into an escalating detection war that could reshape artist compensation forever.
