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Category Archives: Technology in the News
Is Google Drowning in Ads?
Google shows more “Sponsored” results – i.e. ads – than organic results now… Remember the good ol’ days of Google? A simple search yielded a clean list of relevant results, a gateway to information. Today, however, that experience feels increasingly … Continue reading
Truth Social Rockets in Second Day of Trading: A Look Behind the Headlines
Many set a goal to take their social network public. Former President Donald Trump did that this week. Former President Donald Trump’s foray into the world of social media has taken Wall Street by storm, with his company, Trump Media … Continue reading
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Tagged meme stock, public, short stock, stocks, trading, trump, truth social, wall street
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Ucraft Data Leak Exposes User Information, Raising Security Concerns
Website builder Ucraft recently experienced a data leak that exposed sensitive information of hundreds of thousands of users. The exposed data included: The leak poses a significant risk to Ucraft users, as malicious actors can exploit the exposed data in … Continue reading
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Tagged account takeovers, data leak, doxxing, phishing, security, spam, ucraft
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The Million Dollar Homepage: Pixels, Creativity, and Internet Fame
Hey there, ever heard of the Million Dollar Homepage? Last post we touched upon it a bit, so we thought we should tell you more. It’s this wild and wacky idea that rocked the online world back in 2005, and … Continue reading
Microsoft Adds a Copilot Key: Practical Upgrade or Flashy Button?
Heads up, Windows users! Prepare for a new addition to your keyboard family: the Copilot key. Yes, the first new key since 1994 (remember the Start button’s debut?). It’s a bold move, sparking curiosity (and maybe a bit of skepticism). … Continue reading
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Tagged ai, ai assistant, copilot key, cortana, microsoft
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Weebly Users Report Login Issues
In recent weeks, there have been reports of Weebly users having issues logging into their accounts, on social media and online forums. Some users have reported seeing error messages, while others have said that they are unable to log in … Continue reading
Does iweb still work?
IWeb was a website creation and publishing platform developed by Apple. However, Apple officially discontinued iWeb in 2011, and it has not received updates or support for many years. While existing websites created with iWeb may still be accessible and … Continue reading
New WordPress backdoor creates rogue admin to hijack websites
When expanding WordPress with third party plugins to get the features that you want and need, there are security risks that can arise, and here is one recently. A new WordPress backdoor has been discovered that can create a rogue … Continue reading
What is a GDPR message for AdSense, and why is it important?
A GDPR message for AdSense is a notice that publishers must display on their websites if they are using AdSense to serve ads to visitors from the European Economic Area (EEA) or the United Kingdom. The GDPR (General Data Protection … Continue reading
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