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New York City has released a public health warning regarding the use of social media, classifying it as an “environmental health toxin” due to its negative effects on children.

According to a study by Harvard, social media companies are earning billions of dollars from children. According to a study conducted by Harvard, social media companies are generating billions in profits from underage users. COVID-19 The city of New York is releasing a health warning regarding the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).social media The city has classified

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The grandfather was wrongly labeled as a perpetrator of a Sunglass Hut robbery due to facial recognition technology. He is taking legal action after experiencing sexual assault while in jail.

A 61-year-old man is taking legal action against the owner of Sunglass Hut after their facial recognition system wrongly identified him as a thief. The man, named Harvey Eugene Murphy Jr., was then arrested and claims he was sexually assaulted while in custody, as stated in the lawsuit. In January 2022, a Sunglass Hut store

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The recently launched Stolen Device Protection feature by Apple is now available. Find out how it can safeguard your iPhone.

The latest addition to Apple’s features, the Stolen Device Protection, is now accessible to all iPhone users following its release by the company. preview of the security precaution last month.  The recent iOS 17.3 update aims to safeguard users against phone thieves who have obtained a device’s passcode, granting them entry to a wealth of

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The S&P 500 has achieved its first record high in two years thanks to a surge in technology-driven profits.

What can be anticipated for the economy in the year 2024? What should we anticipate in 2024 from a financial expert regarding interest rate decreases? The stock market saw a significant increase on Friday, as Wall Street was boosted by investors’ anticipation of future interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve and strong company earnings.

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The court of appeals has restored the ban on selling Apple Watch models that include a blood oxygen monitor.

The US Court of Appeals has ruled to reinstate a ban on the sale of Apple’s high-end watches as it mediates a patent conflict regarding a sensor. This raises the possibility that the company may remove these devices from stores for the second time in less than a month. On Wednesday, the U.S. Court of

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Apple has decided to remove the pulse oximeter feature from their watches in order to prevent a ban on sales.

The legal disagreement over the patent for the Apple Watch has now reached its fourth year. What is the current status of the legal dispute over the patent for Apple Watch, after four years of fighting in court? According to Bloomberg, in order to prevent a sales ban in the United States, Apple will be

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During the recent surge in AI excitement, Microsoft briefly surpassed Apple to become the most valuable company.

AI has been incorporated into products by Microsoft and Google. Microsoft and Google are incorporating more artificial intelligence into their products. For a short period of time, Microsoft surpassed Apple as the top-ranking company in terms of value. This is due to their advancements in generative artificial intelligence, which is driving up their stock value.

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and intimidation eBay has been ordered to pay $3 million in damages as a result of a couple being subjected to harassment, stalking, and intimidation.

2014 cyber attack E-commerce company eBay Inc. has agreed to pay a $3 million penalty to settle criminal charges related to a cyber attack in 2014. Employees have been carrying out a campaign of harassment. The individual responsible for sending live spiders, cockroaches, and other unsettling objects has been identified. Residence of a couple from

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Apple is distributing payments to individuals who own an iPhone affected by the “batterygate” issue. Here is an overview of what they will receive.

Apple has agreed to make payments to a large number of iPhone users whose older devices experienced slowing due to software updates, as part of a legal resolution surrounding the controversy known as “batterygate.” According to a statement released on Monday by lawyers representing Apple customers, the payments being received into consumers’ bank accounts are

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Many individuals may no longer have affordable internet access if the FCC program, which is running low on funds, comes to an end.

Walter Prescher, a father of 10 living at home, believes that having internet access is crucial for maintaining the efficiency of his household. Prescher told CBS News that with the hectic family life and numerous children, the funds could be allocated towards engaging in other activities with the kids. He resides with his family in

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