China Approves World's First Commercial Brain-Computer Interface Medical Device
China has granted market approval for a brain-computer interface medical device, marking the first commercial authorization of such technology globally.
China has granted market approval for a brain-computer interface medical device, marking the first commercial authorization of such technology globally.

A proposed class action lawsuit alleges JetBlue used tracking tools to monitor customer browsing activity and adjust flight prices without proper consent.

Recent incidents highlight North Korean workers attempting remote employment while hackers compromise open source software projects.
Research reveals most technology issues go unreported to IT departments, leading to significant productivity losses and increased use of unauthorized tools.

Analysis suggests Russian satellites have demonstrated the ability to interfere with GPS signals across large portions of Europe.

A cellular network marketed to Christians will launch next week, featuring network-level blocking of pornographic and gender-related content that cannot be disabled.

A 13-acre property in Mill Valley, California is being offered for sale with the unusual requirement that buyers pay using equity in AI company Anthropic.
Gaming platform Roblox reported declining daily active users and cut its revenue forecast following the implementation of age verification checks.

First-generation OnlyFans creators are leaving the platform, with some seeking to distance themselves from their previous work.

Researchers have identified separate data security incidents involving celebrity spyware data and dental patient records that were publicly accessible online.

Netflix is rolling out a new mobile app feature called Clips that displays vertical video highlights from its programming to help users discover content.

Google discovered hacking tools used by Russian intelligence and Chinese cybercriminals that sources say originated from a U.S. military contractor.

The Russian government is taking action against Telegram, the country's most popular messaging application, as part of broader digital restrictions.

Sri Lankan government discloses multiple cyberattacks resulting in more than $3 million in losses as country recovers from 2022 debt crisis.

Multiple technology developments include a landline phone trend among children, startup funding for an AI social network, and X's new chat app.
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