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Take Back Your Feed, Instagram Lets Users Tune Reels

Kevin Parker December 21, 2025

Instagram is introducing a feature called Your Algorithm that hands you direct control over the videos appearing in your Reels tab, using AI to surface the topics shaping your feed and letting you tune them

TPUSA Delegates Rally Behind Israel, Reject Antisemitism, Demand Unity

Kevin Parker December 20, 2025

At a conservative gathering in Phoenix, a Shabbat dinner and the nearby AmericaFest stage revealed a raw, public rift over Israel that went from religious ritual to rhetorical roast; the clash raised familiar questions about

Secure iPhone Storage Now, Remove Large Message Attachments

Kevin Parker December 20, 2025

If your iPhone keeps flagging low storage, the Messages app is a likely suspect and this article walks through how to reclaim space without erasing conversations. You’ll learn what kinds of attachments use the most

Marquis Data Breach Exposes 400,000 Customers, Demands Accountability

Kevin Parker December 20, 2025

The Marquis marketing and compliance firm’s data breach exposed deeply sensitive customer records after attackers exploited an unpatched SonicWall firewall flaw, touching hundreds of thousands of people and raising long-term identity risk across the banking

AI Photo Match Reunites Missing Cat, Reconnects Family In Texas

Kevin Parker December 19, 2025

Holiday travel and noisy celebrations make pets more likely to slip out, and a Plano, Texas family got a lucky ending after 103 days apart when an AI photo match on Petco Love Lost connected

Purdue Mandates AI Competency For Undergrads, Strengthens Workforce

Kevin Parker December 19, 2025

Artificial intelligence is reshaping work, education and regulation this week, with industry leaders saying AI is boosting blue-collar productivity, universities rewriting curricula, new wearables and tools arriving for consumers, and a GOP-backed push to keep

Fake Tracking Texts Target Holiday Families, Stop Scammers

Kevin Parker December 19, 2025

During the hectic end-of-year delivery rush, scammers crank up fake package alerts and spoofed tracking pages to trick distracted shoppers. This article breaks down how those scams work, the exact red flags to watch for,

Voters Demand Slow AI Development, Protect American Jobs

Kevin Parker December 19, 2025

This article shows how some companies use “frustration AI” to wear you down on support calls and offers clear, practical tactics to get a live person on the line. You’ll find exact phrases, timing tricks,

ICC Must Be Held Accountable, Demand Justice After Allegations

Kevin Parker December 18, 2025

The International Criminal Court is fighting for credibility after serious misconduct allegations against Prosecutor Karim Khan, and this article walks through the accusations, the court’s troubled handling of the matter, the political theater around Israel,

Facebook Settlement Payout Alert, Americans Must Protect Personal Data

Kevin Parker December 18, 2025

The recent payouts from the Facebook user privacy settlement have created a feeding frenzy for scammers who send convincing fake notices, so this article explains what to watch for, how to spot a fraudulent email,

Enable Lossless Audio, Disable Volume Normalization For Better Sound

Kevin Parker December 18, 2025

This article explains what lossless audio means, why volume normalization and equalizers matter, how major streaming services handle high-resolution and spatial formats, and simple device and app tweaks that can improve your listening without new

Exoskeleton Empowers Hikers, Reduces Fatigue, Safeguards Independence

Kevin Parker December 17, 2025

The IRMO M1 exoskeleton is a new wearable that combines AI, camera and LADAR sensing, and compact robotics to give walkers and hikers real-world leg support. It predicts terrain and adapts power before your foot

FBI Warns Americans, Block Holiday Fake Refund Email Scams

Kevin Parker December 17, 2025

The holidays should feel fun, but this season brings a spike in one simple, effective trick: fake refund scams. Scammers exploit shopping chaos and leaked personal data to send believable “refund” messages that steal logins

OpenAI Speeds ChatGPT AI Image Edits, Reinforces Tech Accountability

Kevin Parker December 17, 2025

OpenAI says its latest update to ChatGPT Images speeds up image creation, tightens how well the tool follows directions, and makes precise edits far easier; the company frames this as a move from flashy demos

LastPass Fined, Held Accountable After 1.6 Million Breach

Kevin Parker December 16, 2025

LastPass was hit by a serious security incident that ended with the U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office issuing a fine, and the fallout shows why we can’t treat password management as a set-and-forget problem. This article

Take Back Control, Disable Gemini AI In Chrome Android

Kevin Parker December 16, 2025

Chrome on Android now turns many articles into short, podcast-style conversations powered by Google Gemini, offering a hands-free, smoother way to consume written content while you’re commuting or multitasking. Google has layered a new audio

AI Video System Delivers Markerless Baseball Swing Analysis

Kevin Parker December 15, 2025

Theia, an AI biomechanics company, has rolled out a markerless, video-only system that captures full swings—bat path and body motion—in real training settings without suits, sensors, or reflective markers. Field tests with Driveline Baseball and

Petco Exposes Customer Data, Faces Calls For Accountability

Kevin Parker December 15, 2025

Petco disclosed a data breach after a misconfigured software setting left certain files publicly accessible, exposing highly sensitive customer details; the company says it fixed the problem, notified affected individuals and is offering monitoring in

Smart Home Cameras Hacked, Protect Families With Simple Steps

Kevin Parker December 14, 2025

Smart home hacks make splashy headlines, but the real story is more nuanced: incidents usually stem from weak habits or insider access, not sci-fi break-ins. This piece walks through how connected devices actually get compromised,

MIT Develops Noninvasive Glucose Scanner, Expands Patient Choice

Kevin Parker December 14, 2025

Researchers at MIT are developing a noninvasive glucose scanner that reads blood sugar through the skin using near-infrared light and Raman spectroscopy, potentially replacing finger sticks and adhesive sensors. Early prototypes ranged from shoebox-size scanners

Windows Update Scam Targets Users, Steals Passwords

Kevin Parker December 13, 2025

Cybercriminals have shifted tactics, now faking a Windows update screen to trick users into pasting commands that install stealthy malware. This piece explains how the ClickFix campaign works, why it bypasses file-scanning defenses, and the

Cities Deploy Rooftop Food Domes, Secure Local Food Supply

Kevin Parker December 13, 2025

The Source of Life dome displayed at Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai demonstrates a compact, closed-loop approach to growing fresh food in tight urban spaces, blending aquaculture and layered hydroponics inside a 21-foot, greenhouse-inspired structure designed to