All social media platforms have a text element to them, but when it comes to Instagram, there needs to be a picture or video attached. That’s not an issue, as Instagram is the picture and video platform. However, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t any Instagram users who just want to share a quick update with their followers. There is a way that they can do this, and that’s by posting stories....
iRobot heard these complaints, and with the Roomba j7 series, it has debuted this new avoidance system which is guaranteed to avoid pet waste. iRobot calls it the “P.O.O.P. guarantee”. This stands for “Pet Owner Official Promise”. iRobot says that it is so sure of the Roomba j7 avoiding pet waste, that if it doesn’t, it’ll replace it for free. That’s pretty bold, but does it actually work? And is it worth the $800 for the plus model?...
The investigation follows a report by The Wall Street Journal (via), which cites Meta’s internal documents saying “Instagram Is Toxic for Teen Girls.” The matter then reached the U.S. Senate where Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified about the company’s business practices. She said the company was unwilling to prioritize the well-being of its users over profits. Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is co-leading this new investigation along with state attorneys general from seven states....
If you need a WiFi mesh range extender, you’re good to go with the Netgear EX6250. That product is now priced at $69.99, while it usually costs $119.99. That’s a 42% discount right there. The Netgear Nighthawk WiFi 6 Mesh Range Extender EAX80 can now be yours for $149.99. It’s a more powerful solution than the EX6250, and it usually costs $249.99. That is a 40% discount. If you want an even more affordable WiFi mesh range extender, the Netgear EX6150 costs $59....
Summarily, the bad actor in the breach was able to gain access to LastPass for no less than four days. Access was gained via a developer endpoint, which the hacker could access by successfully authenticating the account via multi-factor authentication. The hacker then proceeded to effectively impersonate the developer to steal the top-rated password manager’s source code. That’s in addition to other technical information about LastPass. How can any user be sure that they’re safe continuing to use their credentials for LastPass after the hack?...
