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FBI says scammers are stealing Instagram photos to fake kidnappings for ransom money — here's how to spot it
The FBI has issued a new PSA warning of a scam where cybercriminals are using altered social media photos to demand ransom money for virtual kidnappings.
X faces a $140 million fine for violating the EU's Digital Services Act — Elon Musk responds
X faces a $140 million fine from the EU over violations related to bluecheck marks, advertisements and transparency
RAMageddon: Lenovo and Dell tipped to raise prices soon
As the RAM crisis worsens,major PC makers Dell, HP and Lenovo are prepping customers for price hikes.
Best Roblox VPN: unblock Roblox and get access in banned countries
VPN A Roblox VPN is the easiest way to get access in countries where the game is banned. Here are our top five best Roblox VPNs today.
What the App Store Accountability Act means for age verification
The ASAA requires app stores to verify users’ age along with parental consent for minors before allowing access to apps, raising security woes.
Meta shuts down Australian teens' social media accounts ahead of the country's 'world-first' ban
Meta has started shutting down thousands of social media accounts in Australia ahead of the country's "world-first" under-16 social media ban
Missouri's age verification law is now in effect – here's what you need to know
Age verification laws are now live in Missouri. Here's everything you need to know.
Adult site provider fined £1 million for failing to comply with UK's Online Safety Act
Ofcom has fined AVS £1 million for its failure to comply with the UK's Online Safety Act. This is accompanied by further fines and VPN investigations.
It is now cheaper to buy a pre-built gaming PC than building one yourself — this RAM price crisis is only going to get worse from here
Pre-built gaming PCs are now cheaper than buying the parts, and the RAM price crisis is only going to make things worse. Here's what I found out in my investigation.
