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Bouygues Telecom is deploying an AI-powered anti-spam feature for its subscribers in France, raising questions about whether third-party call-blocking apps are still needed. The operator says the built-in tool will automatically filter unwanted calls and scam attempts, prompting coverage from tech outlets like ZDNET about how it compares to existing solutions and what it means for customers' privacy and choice.
- 2iPhone's hidden anti-scam feature in iOS 27 explained●Your iPhone just got a hidden anti-scam upgrade in iOS 27: How to enable it
ZDNET reports that iOS 27 includes a hidden anti-scam upgrade for iPhones, with the outlet publishing guidance on how to enable the setting. The feature is described as an added layer of protection against scam messages and calls, but Apple has not detailed it publicly and independent verification of the claims is lacking.
- 3Spotify quietly offers fitness features, including Peloton classes▼Spotify has Peloton classes? My 3 favorite fitness features hiding in the app
A ZDNET writer highlights three lesser-known fitness features inside Spotify, including workout classes associated with Peloton, and explains how to find them. The piece walks through hidden wellness tools in the app that many users may not realize exist, positioning the music streaming service as an unexpected option for workouts alongside its usual audio offerings.
- 4F5 strengthens controls as shadow AI risks grow with agentic AI●エージェントAI普及で深まるシャドーAIの懸念–F5が統制・可視化機能を強化 – ZDNET Japan https://www. yayafa.com/2899826/ # AgenticAi # AI # ArtificialGener
F5 has strengthened governance and visibility features to address growing concerns over shadow AI — unsanctioned AI tools used inside companies without IT oversight — as agentic AI adoption accelerates. The move, reported by ZDNET Japan, reflects rising worry among enterprises that autonomous AI agents operating outside official channels could create security and compliance risks.
- 5Apple's iPhone 2019 plan: Play catch-up with Android●Apple’s iPhone 2019 plan: Play catch-up with Android
A ZDNET report argues that Apple's 2019 iPhone strategy centred on adopting features Android devices had offered for years, as the company worked to close the gap with rivals in areas like camera capability and design. The piece frames the new iPhones less as innovation and more as Apple catching up to the competition.
- 6Foldable phone emerges as rival to Apple's rumored iPhone Fold▼This foldable phone might be the iPhone Duo’s fiercest rival – if not for one thing
ZDNET reports that a foldable smartphone could be the fiercest rival to Apple's rumored foldable iPhone, often dubbed the 'iPhone Duo', if not for one unspecified drawback. The article suggests competition in the foldable market is heating up ahead of Apple's expected entry, but a key weakness may hold the rival device back.
- 720 best tech stocking stuffers under $60▼The 20 best tech stocking stuffers we’ve tested (and all are under $60)
ZDNET has published its roundup of the 20 best tech stocking stuffers the outlet has tested, with every pick priced under $60. The gift guide covers small, budget-friendly gadgets suited to holiday giving. Holiday shopping guides like this circulate widely in the run-up to the season as readers look for affordable, reliable tech gift ideas.
- 8OpenAI unveils ChatGPT Space as a Google Workspace rival●OpenAIが「ChatGPT Space」を発表–「Google Workspace」の代替ツールか – ZDNET Japan https://www. yayafa.com/2899613/ # AgenticAi # AI # Ar
OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Space, a tool being framed in Japanese tech media as a potential alternative to Google Workspace. The announcement is drawing attention in AI and agentic-AI discussions, with observers weighing how OpenAI's move could position ChatGPT as a productivity platform competing directly with Google's office suite.