Duress passcodes on smartphones: How they work and the legal risks
A duress passcode feature that can wipe a smartphone's data is available only on a specialized version of Android, and using it may carry legal consequences.
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A new report suggests that Apple’s anticipated AirPods with built-in cameras will not be the next earbuds released by the company.
» readAI adoption may increase mental fatigue if layered on old systems, study warns
A recent study from Harvard Business Review suggests that AI may be contributing to mental fatigue rather than easing workloads, caused by excessive interaction with AI tools beyond a person's cognitive capacity.
» readAI-Driven Infrastructure Growth Creates New Management Challenges for Organizations
Development teams are now delivering infrastructure changes at an unprecedented pace, but production environments have become harder to reproduce, govern, and operate.
» readLego releases new ET figure, Tower Bridge kit, and Donkey Kong arcade set for August
A new batch of Lego sets has been released for August, featuring icons from film and real-world landmarks. The collection includes a posable ET figure with a light-up finger, an updated Tower Bridge kit, and a playable Donkey Kong arcade set.
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