Moonfall trailer dares to ask what would happen if the moon fell on us
Judging from the trailer anyway. you’re free to take a watch for yourself below. The Moon is Coming.
More 5G Phones Are Being Shipped Than 4G Phones, Analyst Says
Read more:Does Your Next Phone Really Need 5G?
More Activision Blizzard Workers File to Unionize
We’ve just received the petition and will provide a response to the NLRB in the coming days."
More convenience, less mess: Grab this 3-quart analog air fryer for under $30
You cansnag the Farberware air fryer at Walmart for under $30. The air fryer also comes with a 25-item recipe book to get you started.
More Kids Apps Could Be Breaking Federal Rules for Children's Data Privacy
That could include failing to ask for parental consent before collecting data.
More OSHA Fines for Amazon Over Warehouse Safety
OSHA has alreadybeen investigating Amazonafter multiple workersdied last summerat warehouses in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The latest OSHA citations against Amazon could cost the company around $47,000. Amazonhas said it intends to appeal the citations. In December, New York Gov.
More Student Loan Forgiveness Is on the Way for PSLF Borrowers. What's Next for Debt Relief?
After making 120 qualifying payments, PSLF borrowers can have their remaining balances wiped out. Two Biden administration student loan initiatives remain tied up in the courts. The Biden administration’ssecond attempt at widespread student loan forgivenessalso remains on hold. The fate of student debt relief programs is unclear as we head into the new year. More student loan advice:
More Than 1 Billion People Expected to Be Using 5G by Year's End
“Global mobile data pipe data traffic is practically doubling every two years.” Overall mobile subscriptions in 2028 are expected to be more than 9.2 billion.
More than 1,200 US flights canceled on Thursday
“This means there is a high likelihood of additional cancellations until case counts start to come down.”
More than a third of women in tech eyeing the exit in next two years
Twenty-seven percent said they felt less optimistic about their careers than before COVID-19 hit. Fifty-two percent said their workload had increased since the pandemic began. More on women in tech The data reinforces similar recent findings about women at work. Though the pandemic has introduced a new set of hurdles for women, ongoing issues predate COVID-19.
More Than a Third of Workers in One Survey Said They'd Like to Be Paid in Crypto
Also, 42% of respondents wanted to receivenonfungible tokens, or NFTs, as a performance reward. Cryptocurrency is being given a more serious look by the mainstream.
Mormon Church Data Breach Exposed Members' Personal Information
The church didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.
Most Americans now aware of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, survey shows
Of the people surveyed, 86 percent said they’ve heard at least a little bit about cryptocurrencies. That included 24 percent of those surveyed who said they’d heard a lot about crypto. But just 16 percent reported personally investing in, trading or otherwise using a cryptocurrency. This year’s survey also found that younger people were more likely to use cryptocurrencies. See also:
