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Reports ahead of Black Friday describe warehouses checking orders manually to prevent duplicate dispatches after software records became inconsistent.
Cynet traced a game-download lure through a shared notebook to a stealer targeting gaming credentials and wallet data.
Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog is examining a housing estate’s planned facial-recognition entry system, as residents weigh convenience against control of their data.
A September cabin fire has led to a police report. KLM has not confirmed the passenger’s identity.
The Android case targets consent for a gallery-suggestion feature available since 2023. A newer cloud feature is reserved for separate assessment.
A November 13 police briefing detailed fake recall messages; one owner lost more than 270,000 yuan after following an impostor’s account instructions.
A Beijing Internet Court case required a platform to undo an unsupported AI-content penalty. The dispute centered on the evidence for its decision and the explanation owed to a user challenging it.
A social-media warning about sealed GTA 6 download codes prompted GamesRadar to test US and UK PS5 copies. Neither code was readable, focusing attention on packaging differences rather than proving widespread theft.
Apple’s customer-to-customer forum will permanently close on November 20. The shutdown ends a roughly 28-year discussion space, while the main Apple Support website continues to provide product help.
FPA acknowledged using creator images for AI clothing swaps without permission. Its apology highlights the gap between generating a convincing product photo and securing the right to use the person in it.
Osaka has established the scale of its exposure through a compromised email provider, highlighting the third-party systems behind routine government notifications.
Its membership system and official e-commerce were affected, while third-party flagship stores and physical shops continued operating.
Humans pairs photos and personal milestones with wearable metrics. Moments begin private, while existing members in smaller Teams automatically follow one another.
A 6,795-answer test separates recommendations from mentions and warnings about questionable shopping destinations.
Five family interviews reveal a gap between criticizing synthetic performers and understanding why parents enjoy the stories.
More than 500 nonprofit customers fall within the server inspection and rebuilding effort. Citizen Congress Watch says its donor database was copied.
A Chinese newsroom’s four-tool test found differing restrictions on celebrity likenesses, as a portrait-rights dispute puts permission and publication in focus.
The company confirms an October intrusion; reporting about a malicious QBase update is attributed to the Financial Times.
The FAA orders departing aircraft to wait while inbound international flights are handled case by case.
An investigation connects exposed gateways to destructive activity inside networks; patches were already available.