Researchers Warn WiFi Networks Could Be Used to Identify People Without Their Knowledge
Researchers at KIT’s KASTEL Institute have demonstrated that standard WiFi signals can be used to identify individuals in a room, raising new privacy concerns.
» readApple’s new leasing program replaces iPhone Upgrade with broader device options
Apple has announced a new leasing option, the Apple Upgrade Program, which replaces its previous iPhone Upgrade Program and now covers iPads, Apple Watches, and Macs alongside iPhones.
» readAI CEO Defends His Risk Warnings, Blames Public Distrust for Industry Backlash
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei rejected claims that his warnings about artificial intelligence dangers fueled a U.S. backlash against the technology, instead attributing negative public sentiment to a broader crisis of trust in institutions.
» readElectric air taxi rivals merge as Archer acquires Wisk Aero
Archer Aviation announced it now owns Wisk Aero, its former rival, after Boeing sold the subsidiary along with two others in exchange for a 16.5% stake in Archer, the company said.
» readThe Weekend Turns 100: From Henry Ford’s Gift to a Fuzzy, Flexible Modern Ritual
The weekend, first granted by Henry Ford in 1926, has evolved from a fixed two-day break into a flexible and often blurred concept, according to historians and economists interviewed for this article.
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