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In recent years, major gaming companies like Electronic Arts and Ubisoft have faced backlash for canceling numerous games, leading to frustration among consumers and fans alike. Currently, around 1.3 million individuals have joined a consumer movement advocating for change in the gaming industry. A group known as Stop Killing Games Continue Reading

The online multiplayer shooter *Call of Duty: WWII* may not be the titan it once was, especially as games like *Fortnite, Minecraft,* and *Roblox* attract larger player bases. Still, it remains a significant title in the gaming community. Therefore, when reports emerge of hackers crippling an entire game, it certainly Continue Reading

Google is rolling out an innovative feature in Gmail designed to empower users with better control over subscription emails in their inboxes. This new functionality allows users to unsubscribe directly from their email list by simply clicking an unsubscribe button, which sends a request to the respective sender. In addition, Continue Reading

The new rule proposed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) generated widespread support, except from local gym owners and, notably, three federal judges. The rule aimed to allow the FTC to implement new regulations without extensive federal oversight if these rules were projected to have an economic impact of less Continue Reading

Intel’s initiative to create a seamless connection between laptops and phones, known as Intel Unison, is set to be discontinued. The news came from Dell, which stated that the Intel Unison application will cease to function correctly and will not be available for download following June 30, 2025. Earlier this Continue Reading

Recently, alarming news emerged for printer owners: over 689 Brother printer models are vulnerable to cyber attacks, along with 53 additional models from Fujifilm, Konica, Minolta, Ricoh, and Toshiba. This development adds to the ongoing frustrations that come with managing home printers. The situation is compounded by the existence of Continue Reading

In 2019, hackers successfully breached AT&T’s security, stealing account information from approximately 74 million landline customers, including sensitive social security numbers. Surprisingly, AT&T did not reveal this breach until early 2024, after the stolen data appeared on the dark web. In the wake of this revelation, many individuals came together Continue Reading

Passkeys are a convenient solution for those who struggle with remembering numerous unique passwords, while also offering enhanced security against cybercriminals. By using passkeys, users can significantly reduce the risk of their accounts being compromised. The integration of passkeys with 1Password is straightforward and user-friendly. Once set up, individuals can Continue Reading

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has announced an important update to the Portable Network Graphics (PNG) image format, a widely used standard for web content. Originally introduced in 1996, this is only the third update to the format since its inception. The latest version introduces several significant enhancements. Notably, Continue Reading

Brother is known for producing high-quality home printers, enjoying widespread popularity with millions of devices in use globally. However, a recent study by Rapid7 has uncovered significant security vulnerabilities affecting numerous Brother models, as well as some from other brands. The research identified eight vulnerabilities in a staggering 689 Brother Continue Reading