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LinkedIn launches Connected Apps, a feature that connects user profiles with software applications they actually use, generating non-editable automatic descriptions based on activity data. This promises to end skill inflation on resumes but raises questions about privacy and control.
Apple presented at WWDC26 a set of artificial intelligence tools for developers, including on-device machine learning APIs and a generative code assistant. The 90-minute demo included creating a complete app from simple prompts, marking a milestone in the company's AI strategy.
Google has announced Android 17 with floating bubbles and gaming mode for foldables, Wear OS 7 with Live Updates and better battery life, and Android XR for smart glasses arriving this fall. The update is already available for Pixel and will roll out to other devices.
The FTC has sued a network of scammers who used shell companies and payment processors to keep fraudulent subscription apps in official stores. The case exposes weaknesses in the review system and evasion tactics that put millions of users at risk.
Experts warn that some job platforms are exploiting users' personal data to sell it to third parties. The lack of transparency and security measures puts the privacy of millions of applicants at risk.
Framer 3.0 arrives with features that promise to change how designers and teams build websites. AI-powered Agents, Branching for teamwork, and an integrated community mark a before and after in the sector.
Google launches Android 17 and Wear OS 7 with innovations in multitasking, such as floating 'bubbles' and a gaming mode for foldables. The expansion of Gemini integrates AI into more devices, while improvements in security and parental controls enhance the user experience.
Threads, Meta's social network, surpasses 500 million monthly active users and announces new personalization features, notably 'Your Algo', a tool that allows adjusting the recommendation algorithm. This move aims to differentiate from competitors like X and Bluesky, giving users more control over their experience.
Researchers at Varonis Threat Labs discovered a chain of vulnerabilities in Microsoft 365 Copilot Enterprise Search that allowed exfiltration of emails, calendars, and indexed files with a single click. The attack, dubbed SearchLeak, leveraged a malicious link on a legitimate Microsoft domain, bypassing traditional anti-phishing filters.
With Chrome versions 150 and 151, Google removes residual Manifest V2 code, forcing users to migrate to Manifest V3-based blockers or switch browsers. This move affects millions of users who still relied on extensions like uBlock Origin.
AMD has silently removed TSME memory encryption on its consumer Ryzen processors via a firmware update. This decision reduces protection against physical attacks such as cold boot or DRAM bus snooping.
Google will permanently disable all Manifest V2 extensions in Chrome starting June 30, including uBlock Origin. The migration to Manifest V3 imposes restrictions that reduce the effectiveness of ad and tracker blockers, drawing criticism from privacy advocates and developers.