French Constitutional Council strikes down under-15 social media ban over overly broad scope
The French Constitutional Council ruled against a proposed law banning social media for under-15s, citing the prohibition's overly broad scope as the main flaw.
» readNew US drone tariffs target imports and close assembly loophole
New tariffs on imported drones will increase costs for American buyers and further strain an already limited supply of specialized unmanned aircraft.
» readCities can limit which searches other agencies run on their camera networks.
A new policy allowing cities to restrict what other agencies can search for in their camera networks has been criticized as insufficient.
» readiFixit teardown reveals dust vulnerability in Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8
A recent teardown of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 by iFixit has shown that the device is highly susceptible to damage from small dust particles. The test demonstrated that even a light sprinkling of sand could cause the phone's hinge to malfunction.
» readNew Service OpenFactory Lets Users Build Custom Linux Distributions via AI Prompts
A developer named Erik Ziegenbald recently introduced a new service called OpenFactory, which was tested by a reviewer. The service allows users to create bootable Linux images, multi-node labs, and fleet deployments using an AI prompt, a Git…
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