Some of the accounts stole profile pictures from celebrities and media personalities from the UK and Iraq. Others appeared to use artificial intelligence to create fake profile pictures. Nimmo said the company doesn’t want to speculate about the motive of the operation without enough evidence.
Phishing attacks have doubled from 2020, according to the group’s report. Some of the fake websites were in English and Italian. “At its core, Ngrok allows millions of developers to easily and securely connect anything to the internet. The lawsuit doesn’t say how many people were tricked into handing over their personal information.
Facebook (nowrenamed Meta) is still trying to make AR-enabled, AI-assisted smart glasses happen. So we’re definitely dealing with years – hopefully not decades." However, Facebook already released its first pair ofcamera-equipped glasses earlier this yearto widespread criticism. Those field tests are now expanding to a group of 3,000 employees, contractors and paid participants.
GIFCT didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are fighting back against a new Texas “censorship” law. Greg Abbottsigned HB20 into lawearlier in September. It also allows residents of Texas to sue the companies to reinstate their accounts. Supporters of the law say it will protect Texans “from wrongful censorship on social media platforms.” Facebook, Twitter and YouTube did not immediately respond to CNET’s request for comment.
The new data, published Monday by Pew, includes a few interesting finds. That’s followed by YouTube at 22% and Twitter at 13%. Twitter, however, is seen as more newsy than the other two sites, according to Pew. In terms of demographics, the people who frequently turn to social media for news are predominantly white.
Twitter, YouTube and TikTok didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.
“We also continue to apply labels to additional Russian state media. These changes have already begun rolling out and will continue into the weekend.” The channels include Russian state-owned media outlet RT, Reuters reported. Neither YouTube nor its parent company, Google, immediately responded to a request for comment. Earlier this week, Twitter Safety also tweeted outtips on how users can protect their accounts.
Soon your face could be your calling card. Often we were interacting with people blindly or not interacting at all. NameTag on Google Glass can change all that." But what about privacy?Intentions aside, the app seems to cross some pretty serious privacy boundaries. Tussy has sought to allay privacy fears, but his explanation does little. (Source:CNET Australia)
Kosmos-2551 was a Russian reconnaissance satellite that launched on Sept. 9 but didn’t make itinto orbit.
NFTs are tokens for digital assets such asa meme, a New York Times column or even a fart. Owning an NFT doesn’t give an individual any rights to the asset or copyright. The trend of buying NFTs took off earlier in the year, especially for the art industry.
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