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Cox Media Group wrote about using "Active Listening" to help advertisers target customers in a deleted blog post.
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Life comes at you fast, so I’m already recapping what we expect from Samsung’s Galaxy S24 flagship, just as this year’s release has started popping up all over holiday gift guides.

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Apple silently fixed an exploit that let Flipper Zero devices mass-bombard nearby iPhones with popup notifications, so much so they would essentially disable users’ phones requiring a restart.

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There’s little to no evidence suggesting that “your devices are listening to you,” but that hasn’t stopped people from believing big tech is monitoring every word they say.

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Apple’s strategy, if there was one at all, for protecting your phone’s data from theft has been pretty bad all along. If the thief can take a glance at your password before stealing your iPhone, you have handed him your entire digital life. With the iOS 17.3 beta that rolled out yesterday, the company finally added…

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Beeper Mini is back on the Google Play Store. But now, you won't be able to sign up for the app with your phone number and must use an Apple iCloud email.
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There are plenty of things to like about the latest iOS 17.2 update.

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Apple isn’t keen to let just any peasant enter its hallowed and gloried domain of iMessage. The company officially declared it had blocked the Beeper Mini app, which let Android users send blue bubble messages to their friends and family on iPhone by reverse engineering the iMessage protocol.

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Some photos of the interface of the Beeper Mini app
Screenshots of the Beeper app, which promised to give Android users the ability to send blue-bubble messages.