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Victoria Introduces 90-Minute Daily Cap on Screen Time for Primary Students
From 2027, parents will no longer need to buy tablets or laptops as schools provide free devices under new education reforms.
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ASML Prepared for China’s Grip on Rare Earths, CFO Says
The semiconductor toolmaker stated that it has inventory and alternatives for rare earth supplies, and that it’s expecting a decline in its China sales.
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Microsoft Releases Final Security Update for Many Windows 10 Versions
Windows 10 Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro for Workstations versions reached their end-of-life 10 years after they were released.
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National Driver Licence Facial Recognition to Go Live Later This Year
Despite Parliament still reviewing privacy legislation, the Face Verification Service. which has been on hold for 8 years, is about to start.
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NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Lays Off 550 Employees in Reorganization
The institution’s director said the layoffs are not related to the ongoing government shutdown.
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Prime Minister, Opposition Leader’s Private Phone Numbers Published Online
Contact information for other current and former world leaders including U.S. President Donald Trump, and former President Barack Obama.
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Windows 10 Reaches End-of-Life Date: 5 Things to Know
Microsoft is advising Windows 10 users to sign up for ‘extended security upgrades,’ giving another 12 months of security updates.
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Dutch Government Seizes Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
The intervention gives the government the power to reverse or block management decisions it sees as harmful.
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Roughly 70,000 Government ID Photos Potentially Stolen in Discord Hack
Compromised info includes Discord usernames, purchase histories, and the last four digits of credit cards.
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Beijing Blacklists Defense Companies, Cybersecurity Researchers Exposing Huawei Chips
Chinese authorities also blacklisted an annual global security summit that has denounced the CCP’s oppression of the Chinese people and critics of the regime.
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TP-Link Probed for Allegedly Allowing Beijing Access to US Consumer Data
In response to a query, TP-Link Systems dismissed the concerns and stated that it is ‘prepared to cooperate fully with the Attorney General.’
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Australia’s eSafety Orders Removal of Online Graphic Violent Content, Prominent Commentators Notified
The eSafety commissioner stressed it had no role ’regulating opinion, commentary or political speech.'
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OpenAI Seeks 10 Percent Stake in AMD After New Chip Supply Deal
Shares of AMD soared as Wall Street’s AI-fueled rally persists.
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Retraining TikTok US Algorithm Not Enough If App Retains Characteristics, Experts Say
A 2021 rule by the Cyberspace Administration of China required recommendation algorithms to ‘promote core socialist values.’
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Meta AI to Deliver Ads to Users Based on Chats With Bot
At present, more than 1 billion people use Meta AI worldwide every month.
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Victoria Introduces 90-Minute Daily Cap on Screen Time for Primary Students
From 2027, parents will no longer need to buy tablets or laptops as schools provide free devices under new education reforms.
|
ASML Prepared for China’s Grip on Rare Earths, CFO Says
The semiconductor toolmaker stated that it has inventory and alternatives for rare earth supplies, and that it’s expecting a decline in its China sales.
|
Microsoft Releases Final Security Update for Many Windows 10 Versions
Windows 10 Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro for Workstations versions reached their end-of-life 10 years after they were released.
|
National Driver Licence Facial Recognition to Go Live Later This Year
Despite Parliament still reviewing privacy legislation, the Face Verification Service. which has been on hold for 8 years, is about to start.
|
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab Lays Off 550 Employees in Reorganization
The institution’s director said the layoffs are not related to the ongoing government shutdown.
|
Prime Minister, Opposition Leader’s Private Phone Numbers Published Online
Contact information for other current and former world leaders including U.S. President Donald Trump, and former President Barack Obama.
|
Windows 10 Reaches End-of-Life Date: 5 Things to Know
Microsoft is advising Windows 10 users to sign up for ‘extended security upgrades,’ giving another 12 months of security updates.
|
Dutch Government Seizes Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
The intervention gives the government the power to reverse or block management decisions it sees as harmful.
|
Roughly 70,000 Government ID Photos Potentially Stolen in Discord Hack
Compromised info includes Discord usernames, purchase histories, and the last four digits of credit cards.
|
Beijing Blacklists Defense Companies, Cybersecurity Researchers Exposing Huawei Chips
Chinese authorities also blacklisted an annual global security summit that has denounced the CCP’s oppression of the Chinese people and critics of the regime.
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TP-Link Probed for Allegedly Allowing Beijing Access to US Consumer Data
In response to a query, TP-Link Systems dismissed the concerns and stated that it is ‘prepared to cooperate fully with the Attorney General.’
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Australia’s eSafety Orders Removal of Online Graphic Violent Content, Prominent Commentators Notified
The eSafety commissioner stressed it had no role ’regulating opinion, commentary or political speech.'
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OpenAI Seeks 10 Percent Stake in AMD After New Chip Supply Deal
Shares of AMD soared as Wall Street’s AI-fueled rally persists.
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Retraining TikTok US Algorithm Not Enough If App Retains Characteristics, Experts Say
A 2021 rule by the Cyberspace Administration of China required recommendation algorithms to ‘promote core socialist values.’
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Meta AI to Deliver Ads to Users Based on Chats With Bot
At present, more than 1 billion people use Meta AI worldwide every month.
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