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“Because of the developments since this suit was filed, proceeding forward at this time would now present too significant a risk to Apple’s threat-intelligence program,” Apple says in a filing. Apple sued NSO Group in 2021.

As Sonos tries to win back trust following the rough rollout of its new app, you can now reach Sonos support on Saturday and Sunday.

Following news that Annapurna Interactive’s staff resigned, some developers shared positive updates:

Including the air conditioning. “I promise you, it felt like heaven blowing in my face,” a Postal Service worker said, according to an Associated Press report.

With the “GAZEploit” attack, researchers found they could predict what somebody was typing on the Vision Pro’s virtual keyboard by analyzing the eye movements of their Persona, according to Wired.

OpenAI’s new model is designed to be better at writing code, and GitHub says that “our initial testing showed promising results in code analysis and optimization.”

Friend of The Verge Janko Roettgers reports that the partner is The Trade Desk, an advertising company. From today’s Lowpass newsletter:

Business Insider’s Katie Notopoulos found that her engagement bait Threads posts that encouraged replies were wildly successful — “almost too successful,” she says. Her article about her findings is paywalled, but if you can read it, it’s fascinating.

A hacker tricked ChatGPT to share details on how to make a bomb in part by instructing it to play a game, TechCrunch reports. It’s the latest loophole to get around ChatGPT’s safety guardrails.