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Got this random text to my iPhone from an iCloud account that I know nothing of. Didn’t open it, didn’t reply. I checked to see what devices are linked to my account and it is only devices I own (my iPhone, watch and iPad). Should I be concerned and change my iCloud password or is this truly a stray text message? submitted by /u/placebooooo |
If there’s one term that describes most of my life perfectly, it’s organized chaos. I’ve always been the type of person who needs a million things going on in her life simultaneously to be able to actually focus. Ultimately, I’m doing as much as I realistically can at any given moment, and the only way…
Joe Maring / Android Authority But software is only half of the equation. Hardware is equally important, and that’s why the Google Home Speaker is such a big deal. After months of teasing, the Home Speaker finally launched on June 25, making it the first Google smart speaker to hit store shelves in six years….
The 2026 MotoGP season has already been one to cherish. Jorge Martin, who reigned supreme two years ago but had to sit much of the last campaign out with a variety of injuries, leads the riders’ championship midway through, but it’s been anything but straightforward. The Spaniard’s Aprilia Racing teammate Marco Bezzecchi had roared out…
20+ digital rights groups and tech firms urge the UK not to restrict VPNs Age-gating VPNs would undermine the online privacy of millions, they warn Signatories believe VPN restrictions are ineffective, technically unfeasible The UK government’s ongoing debate around tightening online safety rules to protect kids has drawn fierce pushback from the global cybersecurity sector….
In 2022, Apple began rolling out Tap to Pay on iPhone, a system that allows small business owners and other merchants to accept contactless payments on an iPhone, with no point-of-sale hardware required. The feature allows customers to pay by simply tapping their iPhone or Apple Watch, credit card or debit card, or other contactless…
Today, the European Commission (EC) has announced that it has preliminarily found Meta in breach of the EU’s Digital Services Act for what it calls “the addictive design of Instagram and Facebook”. Specifically, its investigation focuses on features like infinite scroll, autoplay, push notifications, and the services’ “highly personalized recommender systems”. The EC’s investigation indicates…