Kids Use Roblox to Protest ICE Virtually
Youngsters express their concerns about ICE by organizing digital protests on Roblox. It could be a unique way for them to voice opinions safely.
YouTube Videos May Slow for Ad Blocker Users
Some claim Google is reducing video speeds on YouTube if ad blockers are detected. This might be an effort to discourage the use of such tools.
Trump Reports Earnings from Financial Firm
There are claims that Trump's income from a financial firm highlights his support for expanding cryptocurrency markets in the U.S.
Minnesota Shooter Used Data Sites to Find Targets
Some might argue that the use of data broker sites by a shooter in Minnesota highlights risks posed by accessible personal information.
Hackers Now Target U.S. Insurance Companies
It could be concerning that U.S. insurance firms are the latest focus for hackers, according to threat intelligence researchers.
Trump Mobile Claims Made-in-USA but Is Made in China
Some may be surprised to learn Trump's smartphone brand advertised as US-made is actually produced in China.
German State May Move Away from Microsoft Tools
Some argue the Schleswig-Holstein region in Germany is exploring alternatives to Microsoft, looking at open-source software solutions.
TikTok Decision Deadline Could Be Extended Again
President Trump plans another extension of the deadline for ByteDance to sell TikTok's U.S. operations, hinting at ongoing negotiations.
Trump Mobile to Possibly Use AI for User Tracking
The new Trump Mobile service might incorporate AI technology, aiming to enhance experiences and improve fraud prevention.
German Officials May Abandon Microsoft Tools
It could be that German authorities are steering towards open-source software, moving away from Microsoft's offerings.
Research Cuts Could Worsen Misinformation, Some Say
Claims suggest reducing funding for misinformation research might elevate concerns among Americans who already find it troublesome.
Failed Copper Theft Causes Internet Outage
Authorities say a failed attempt to steal copper wires resulted in significant internet disruptions near Los Angeles on Father's Day weekend.
Space Companies Might Pay to Share Skies
There are claims that companies launching rockets may need to pay fees for sharing airspace with airplanes, although SpaceX has not publicly commented.
Governments May Move Away from Windows for Cost Reasons
It could be that more governments are opting for Linux over Windows 11, driven by cost considerations noted by LibreOffice advocates.
Switch 2 Users Could Face Bans for Game Backups
Some users find their consoles banned for using backup tools on Switch 2, suggesting Nintendo can identify and restrict such activity.