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- 1Police Can Bypass iPhone Auto-Reboot to Unlock Phones●Cops Can Bypass iPhone's Automatic Reboot to Get into Locked Phones
Forensic tools such as GrayKey can reportedly bypass the iPhone's automatic inactivity reboot, a security feature Apple introduced to lock devices and frustrate law enforcement data extraction. Police are using workarounds to get into locked phones despite the reboot protection, raising fresh concerns about iPhone security and law enforcement access to personal data.
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Private listing networks are expanding across the US housing market, and industry analysts warn the trend reduces transparency for buyers and sellers. As more homes are marketed off public multiple listing services, critics say consumers get less access to complete inventory data, potentially weakening price discovery and fair competition. The debate is adding pressure on brokerages and policymakers to weigh market efficiency against openness.
- 3After-Meal Home Workout Live Session Draws Big Audience●1:30 PM AFTER MEAL WORKOUT 🔥 Burn Calories & Get Strong | LIVE HOME WORKOUT
A live home workout session scheduled for 1:30 PM is encouraging people to exercise after meals to burn calories and build strength. The stream is drawing strong engagement, with viewers joining in real time to follow along from home. Interest in post-meal exercise routines continues to grow among people looking for simple, equipment-free fitness options.
- 4EU 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...
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.
- 5Starlink tests pay-as-you-go internet without dish ownership▼Starlink tests pay-as-you-go internet that doesn’t require owning a dish
Starlink is testing a pay-as-you-go internet option that would let customers get connectivity without having to buy or own a dish. The move could lower the entry barrier for the satellite service, making it more accessible to casual or temporary users such as travellers. Details on pricing and availability have not yet been announced.
- 6Refugee education funding cuts threaten millions of children●‘I have not lost my dreams’: Refugee education funding cuts threaten millions
The UN is warning that cuts to refugee education funding could deprive millions of refugee children and young people of schooling, with displaced students voicing their determination to continue learning despite the crisis. UNHCR and UN News are highlighting the risk that shrinking budgets will reverse years of progress in getting refugee children into classrooms worldwide.
- 7Apple adds new Mac privacy safeguards for AI agents▼Apple is adding new privacy safeguards for Mac users as AI agents get more powerful
Apple is rolling out new privacy safeguards for Mac users as AI agents become more capable. The measures are aimed at protecting user data as AI assistants increasingly perform tasks autonomously on computers. The move reflects growing attention across the tech industry to the privacy risks posed by powerful AI tools operating with broad access to devices and personal information.
- 8Leaked Video Claims Cops Can Bypass iPhone Reboot Lock▼Cops Can Bypass iPhone’s Automatic Reboot to Get Into Locked Phones, Leaked Video Claims
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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Comcast has opened a new Xfinity retail store in Oro Valley, Arizona, giving local customers a place to shop for internet, TV and mobile services, handle equipment exchanges and get in-person support. The opening expands Comcast's retail footprint in the Tucson area and offers residents face-to-face help with their Xfinity services.
- 10Slow jogging promoted as gentle entry point to exercise●Why ‘slow jogging’ is the perfect fitness trend for people who want to get into exercise
Slow jogging, a low-intensity running method developed in Japan, is being promoted as an accessible fitness trend for beginners. The approach involves jogging at a pace slower than brisk walking, which reduces strain on joints and makes it easier for people who have never exercised to build a routine. Commenters have highlighted that it offers health benefits similar to traditional running while being far less intimidating for newcomers.
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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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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.
- 13Survey: 40% of New York mothers lack access to mental healthcare▼40% of NY mothers can't access mental healthcare for themselves or their kids: Survey
A new survey finds that 40% of New York mothers are unable to access mental healthcare for themselves or their children. The figure highlights gaps in maternal mental health services across the state, pointing to barriers such as cost, availability and waiting times. The report is drawing attention to calls for expanded support and better access to care for families.
- 14Hegseth says troops will get a day off to vote in midterms●Hegseth says troops will get a day off to vote in the midterms
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.
- 15Nearly Half of Women Face Workout Barriers Before Starting●Nearly Half of Women Face This Workout Challenge Before They Even Start
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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