The world’s favorite social media app — except in India where it’s banned, and China where it’s called Douyin and is very different — was penalized for allowing an estimated 1 million UK kids on the app despite the age limit (13) and using their personal data without parental consent.
Yeah, but did you see that new beauty filter? So fun!
The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog has racked up 1M downloads since launching as a joke on April 1st, and is already breaking ratings records on Steam, according to a social media manager for the spiny mammal.
Who’s the fool now, internet? But more importantly, who’s the killer!?
On Monday WD was hacked and still today the company’s My Cloud, My Cloud Home, My Cloud Home Duo, My Cloud OS 5, SanDisk ibi, SanDisk Ixpand Wireless Charger services are down. At the time, WD said that it “believes the unauthorized party obtained certain data from its systems.” Oof.
Less than half the price of a Super73-ZX but with more inattention to detail.
It’ll cost you more than $2,000. It nearly cost its maker everything.
LG “highly recommends” you visit Rome and NYC because they “reflect the brand’s embrace of art and tech while delivering unique value to visitors.” Sure.
What’s next, Samsung offering fashion advice? Oh, right!
The use of pre-recorded videos and the lack of a public launch sent Baidu shares tumbling as much as 10 percent, ultimately shaving $3 billion off the Chinese search giant’s market valuation.
Not surprised — James Vincent said that China’s heavy-handed approach to censorship and regulation could undermine attempts to compete with US chatbots developed with an abundance of training data freely (for now) scraped from the web.
