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Microsoft has told developers how to use a new tool on Windows 11. This tool is not active yet. It will let apps ask Windows for a user’s age group. It can also tell apps if that age was checked by an outside identity provider. Microsoft says this move fits with a bigger push for […]

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The United Kingdom government has announced a sweeping technology proposal that would force smartphone manufacturers to build digital identity verification systems directly into mobile devices. Under the planned policy, all newly registered phones in the country will operate under strict parental controls by default. It is required that citizens perform formal age verificatio...


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German investigators found a clever way around encrypted chat apps. They do not break WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal’s security. Instead, they connect a web or desktop version of the app to a suspect’s account. The app then treats the police computer like a second phone the suspect owns. This lets officers read messages as they […]

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A recent study done by Gamers Nexus, Level1Techs, and other security experts has highlighted new problems associated with LG smart TVs. The team tested retail LG OLED televisions, including the G5, and examined their network traffic and internal behavior. The 135-minute investigation found more activity than many owners might expect from a television. The most […]

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The Russian VPN service, SplitVPN, is under scrutiny again regarding its privacy claims after a huge database turned up at a cybercrime forum. SplitVPN, formerly NotVPN, experienced a data breach in July 2026. A leaked database tied to the service is about 17GB in size. It holds millions of user, device, and payment records, according […]

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