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    Police Tool Can Bypass iPhone's Automatic Reboot Lock●Cops Can Bypass iPhone's Automatic Reboot to Get into Locked PhonesYhnTechnologyMobile28514 min ago

    Police forensics tool GrayKey can get into locked iPhones even after the device's automatic inactivity reboot, which is designed to protect data by restarting the phone into a more secure state, according to a 404 Media report. The finding undermines a widely trusted Apple security feature and has renewed debate about law enforcement access to encrypted phones.

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    Mark 'Big Mak' Andaya opens home and business in exclusive tour●EXCLUSIVE HOUSE & BUSINESS TOUR WITH MARK “BIG MAK” ANDAYA!▶youtubeBusiness770K30 min ago

    A new episode features an exclusive tour of the house and business of Mark 'Big Mak' Andaya, guided by broadcaster Julius Babao. The feature draws heavy engagement as viewers get a rare look at how the entrepreneur lives and runs his ventures, with audiences reacting to the behind-the-scenes access and his success story.

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    Mel Robbins Urges Paycheck-to-Paycheck Viewers to Rethink Money●If You’re Living Paycheck to Paycheck, You Need to Watch This▶youtubeBusinessPersonal Finance781.7K3 h ago

    Motivational speaker Mel Robbins has released new personal finance content aimed at people living paycheck to paycheck, telling them it is something they need to watch. The piece has drawn close to 800,000 engagements, reflecting widespread interest in practical money advice as households continue to struggle with the cost of living. Viewers are sharing it as accessible guidance for getting control of day-to-day finances.

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    Practical guidance on coping with the common cold is drawing wide attention online. The content covers everyday measures people can use to get through a cold, resonating with audiences during cold season. Viewers are engaging heavily with the advice, suggesting strong public interest in simple, accessible health tips that cut through conflicting information about treating cold symptoms.

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    Trump Memecoin Holders Get Another Dinner Amid Corruption Probe Threats▼TRUMP Memecoin Holders Get Another Dinner as Democrats Threaten Crypto Corruption Probes https://gizmodo.com/trump-memecMmastodonWorldPolitics324 min ago

    Another dinner event for holders of the TRUMP memecoin is being planned, while congressional Democrats threaten investigations into what they call crypto-related corruption surrounding the president's digital asset ventures. Critics argue the coin lets buyers effectively pay for access to Trump, raising ethics and conflict-of-interest concerns. Supporters see it as routine fan engagement. The clash has reignited debate over presidents profiting from personal cryptocurrency businesses while in office.

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    UN steps up aid for 12 forgotten crises▼‘Money alone won’t get us there’: UN steps up aid for 12 forgotten crises✉newsWorldUnited Nations43 min ago

    The United Nations is escalating humanitarian response efforts across 12 crises it says have been neglected by global donors and media attention. UN officials stress that funding alone will not resolve them, warning that money must be paired with political action and access to reach people in need. The appeal highlights how protracted conflicts and disasters continue to be overshadowed by higher-profile emergencies.

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    Disability advocate urges people to get all vaccines●Via Matthew Cortland: "You should get all the vaccines" # PSA # Vaccines # Flu # COVID https:// shouldntneedtobealawyer.MmastodonHealthPandemics21 h ago

    Lawyer and disability advocate Matthew Cortland is sharing a public service message telling people they should get all recommended vaccines, including flu and COVID-19 shots. The message links to guidance on vaccine access on his website, at a time when Respiratory illness season and shifting vaccine eligibility rules in the United States are making it harder for many people to know whether and how they can get immunised.

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    Apple rolls out new privacy safeguards for Mac users▼Apple is adding new privacy safeguards for Mac users as AI agents get more powerful✉newsBusiness1 h ago

    Apple is introducing new privacy protections for Mac users as AI agents become more capable. The safeguards are aimed at limiting what increasingly autonomous AI software can access on a user's computer, reflecting growing concern that powerful agents could read sensitive files or act without adequate oversight. The move signals Apple positioning privacy as a key differentiator as AI tools spread across personal computing.

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    Slow jogging emerges as beginner-friendly fitness trend▼Why ‘slow jogging’ is the perfect fitness trend for people who want to get into exercise✉newsHealthFitness2 h ago

    Slow jogging, a low-intensity running method developed in Japan, is being promoted as an ideal entry point for people new to exercise. The technique involves jogging at a gentle, conversational pace, making it accessible to beginners, older adults and those put off by demanding workout routines. Fitness writers highlight its simplicity, low injury risk and health benefits, positioning it as a gentler alternative to high-intensity trends.

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    Leaked video claims police can bypass iPhone auto-reboot lock●Cops Can Bypass # iPhone ’s Automatic Reboot to Get Into Locked Phones, Leaked Video Claims https://www. 404media.co/copMmastodonTechnologyMobile37 h ago

    A report by 404 Media claims a leaked video shows law enforcement using GrayKey forensic tools to bypass the iPhone's automatic inactivity reboot, a security feature designed to lock the device and make extraction harder. The claim has drawn attention from privacy and cybersecurity observers, who see it as a significant setback for phone encryption protections against police access.

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    How to Get Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Music for Free▼How to get Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Music for free: Everything you need to know✉newsCultureMusic1 h ago

    Mashable has published a guide explaining how readers can access Kindle Unlimited and Amazon Music without paying, walking through Amazon's free trial options and eligibility requirements. The piece covers how long the trials last, what happens when they end, and how to cancel. It is being read by people looking to cut subscription costs while keeping access to e-books and streaming music.

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    Live After-Meal Home Workout Draws Big Fitness Audience●1:30 PM AFTER MEAL WORKOUT 🔥 Burn Calories & Get Strong | LIVE HOME WORKOUT▶youtubeHealthFitness2.5M15 h ago

    A live-streamed home workout scheduled for 1:30 PM focused on exercising after a meal, promising viewers they can burn calories and build strength without gym equipment. The session has attracted well over two million likes, reflecting strong engagement from viewers following along at home. Fitness audiences appear drawn to timed, guided routines they can join live, and interest in accessible after-meal exercise sessions continues to grow among people working out from home.

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    Tateno Classic Golf Club in Chiba touted as easy to book●千葉県で予約が取りやすいコース!立野クラシック・ゴルフ倶楽部 https://www. golftweet.com/645105/ # golf # GolfJapan # GolfVideos # ゴルフ # 日本ゴルフMmastodonSportGolf09 h ago

    Attention is turning to Tateno Classic Golf Club, a course in Chiba Prefecture, Japan, being promoted as one of the region's easier courses to secure a reservation at. Golfers looking to play in the prefecture are sharing the tip, as popular Japanese courses are often heavily booked and difficult to access for casual players and visitors.

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    Beginner's guide to the Laya AI model released▼A beginner's guide to the Laya model by Convaiinnovations on Huggingface # coding # ai # machinelearning # programming #MmastodonTechnologyAI38 h ago

    Convaiinnovations has published a beginner's guide to the Laya model on Hugging Face, aimed at people new to coding, machine learning and AI development. The guide walks users through getting started with the model and is being shared within developer and open-source communities interested in accessible AI tools.

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    Leaked Video Claims Cops Can Bypass iPhone Reboot Lock▼Cops Can Bypass iPhone’s Automatic Reboot to Get Into Locked Phones, Leaked Video ClaimsMmastodon10316 h ago

    A leaked video suggests GrayKey, the phone unlocking tool made by forensics firm Magnet Forensics, can bypass an iPhone security feature that automatically reboots locked devices, which had been keeping police from extracting data. The claim, reported by 404 Media, raises fresh concerns about Apple's cat-and-mouse battle with law enforcement over access to seized iPhones.

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    Bundle Offers Access to GPT, Claude and Gemini for Under $100●Stop guessing which AI is best: Get GPT, Claude, and Gemini for under $100✉newsTechnologyAI3 h ago

    Mashable is highlighting a deal that lets users access the three leading AI chatbots — OpenAI's GPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Google's Gemini — for under $100. The offer is pitched at people who don't want to commit to a single subscription without testing the alternatives. It reflects growing competition among AI assistants and consumer interest in comparing them before paying for one.

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    EU refuses extra Ukraine funding until reforms are delivered●ЄС не надасть Україні додаткової фінансової підтримки цьогоріч, доки не буде втілено обіцяні реформи, — FT. Брюссель відMmastodonWarUkraine04 h ago

    The European Union has rejected Ukraine's request to receive early access to funds originally scheduled for 2027, the Financial Times reports. Instead, Brussels says Kyiv must first implement the promised reforms to unlock roughly 34 billion euros in already-committed support. The decision means Ukraine will get no additional financial assistance from the EU this year, placing pressure on the government to deliver on its reform pledges to secure future aid.

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    Gaza mornings bring weather shifts and illness●Mornings bring changes in weather and illness... I hate getting sick. # gaza # palestineMmastodonWarMiddle East47 h ago

    People in Gaza are describing how changing morning weather is bringing sickness, with one commenter saying they hate getting sick. The remarks come amid ongoing harsh living conditions in the territory, where weather swings and limited access to healthcare make ordinary illnesses harder to manage.

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    Brazil's free election-day public transport draws praise▼Just for you to understand how advanced is Brazil when it comes to general elections: Free public transportation on votiMmastodonWorldElections310 h ago

    Brazil offers free public transportation on voting day, and candidates are barred from paying to transport voters to the polls. Commenters abroad contrast this with their own countries, where people may have to work on election day, get no free transit, and risk employers not letting them vote, calling Brazil's system notably advanced.

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    HIV treatment gains shadowed by ongoing access inequity●Science brings us tools like # PrEP , but equity decides who actually gets them. Since 2001, affordable HIV treatments hMmastodonHealth18 h ago

    Public health advocates are highlighting that affordable HIV treatments have prevented an estimated 16.2 million deaths since 2001, calling it a monumental victory for science. However, they warn that the same historical disparities in access are repeating themselves with newer prevention tools like PrEP, meaning the people who need these medicines most often still cannot get them.

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    EU rejects Ukraine's request for early €90 billion loan disbursement●EU rejects Ukraine’s request for early disbursement of €90 billion loan #Ukraine EU rejects Ukraine’s request f...MmastodonWarUkraine114 h ago

    The European Union has turned down Ukraine's request to receive an early disbursement of a €90 billion loan. The decision means Kyiv will not get accelerated access to the funds it had sought, at a time when Ukraine continues to rely heavily on Western financial support to cover budget deficits and wartime spending. The EU has not detailed its reasons in the reporting so far.

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    A beginner's guide to ByteDance's Sa2va-4b-Image model on Replicate●A beginner's guide to the Sa2va-4b-Image model by Bytedance on Replicate # coding # ai # machinelearning # programming #MmastodonTechnologySoftware39 h ago

    A new beginner's guide walks developers through using ByteDance's Sa2va-4b-Image model, which is hosted on the Replicate platform. The tutorial is aimed at programmers getting started with the machine learning model, and is being shared within coding and AI communities.

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    University of Tennessee at Martin students will travel to London to work at NFL games there, according to the university's announcement. The opportunity gives students hands-on experience at professional American football events held overseas, part of the NFL's international series. It highlights the growing reach of the league abroad and the practical experience the university offers its students.

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    Google Launches Guided Vision in Gemini Live on Android●Google’s new Guided Vision feature can help you read the fine print Guided Vision is launching in Gemini Live on compatiMmastodonBusinessStartups222 h ago

    Google has rolled out a new Guided Vision feature in Gemini Live on compatible Android devices. By sharing the phone's camera with Gemini Live, users get real-time audio descriptions from AI of whatever the camera points at, including help reading fine print on documents and labels. The feature is aimed at making everyday visual tasks more accessible through spoken AI guidance.

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    F1 25 Coming to PlayStation Plus Next Week●F1 25 is Coming to PlayStation Plus Next Week✉newsSportMotorsport14 h ago

    Formula 1 fans are getting a bonus: F1 25, the latest official F1 racing game, will be added to PlayStation Plus next week. That gives subscribers on PS4 and PS5 access to the full title at no extra cost. Motorsport and gaming outlets have picked up the announcement, and fans are discussing what it means ahead of upcoming F1 race weekends.

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    Hegseth says troops will get a day off to vote in midterms●Hegseth says troops will get a day off to vote in the midterms✉newsWorldDefense17 h ago

    US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that American service members will be given a day off to vote in the upcoming midterm elections. The move is aimed at making it easier for troops to cast ballots. Reaction so far has focused on what the policy means for military voting access and turnout in a closely watched election year.

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    A Golden Age for Tactics Games●There’s Literally Never Been a Better Time to Get Into Tactics Games✉newsCultureGaming13 h ago

    Polygon argues that tactical strategy games are in their best era yet, pointing to a wave of strong releases making it an ideal moment for newcomers to dive into the genre. The piece highlights how accessible and varied modern tactics titles have become, inviting both longtime fans and first-timers to explore the genre's current abundance.

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    Patient navigators help new mothers access postpartum care▼Moms of infants overcome barriers to postpartum care with help from patient navigators✉newsHealth20 h ago

    New mothers facing barriers to postpartum care are getting support from patient navigators, who help them overcome obstacles such as scheduling, insurance, and access issues. The program, highlighted by Northwestern University, connects moms of infants with staff who guide them to timely medical appointments. The approach is being discussed as a way to improve maternal health outcomes during the often-overlooked weeks after childbirth.

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    Z.ai releases GLM-5.3 as open weight with license targeting hyperscalers●Z.ai’s GLM-5.3 goes open weight, but its new license aims at hyperscalers Z.ai released GLM-5.3 with new licensing targeMmastodonTechnologyAI122 h ago

    Chinese AI lab Z.ai has released GLM-5.3 as an open-weight model under a new license that differentiates between users. Individual users keep broad rights to use the model, while large commercial players, specifically hyperscalers, face additional requirements including security reviews for commercial use. The company also claims the model achieves top benchmark scores, positioning it as a competitive open alternative to closed frontier models.

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    Nearly Half of Women Face Workout Barriers Before Starting●Nearly Half of Women Face This Workout Challenge Before They Even Start✉newsHealthFitness19 h ago

    A report highlighted by Yahoo Lifestyle Canada claims that nearly half of women encounter a common challenge that stops them before a workout even begins. The piece is drawing attention to barriers women face around exercise, and conversations are focusing on motivation, access and confidence issues that prevent women from getting started with fitness routines.

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