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Vietnam is joining a handful of nations that are moving to limit children’s access to social‑media platforms, with draft rules that could bar minors from using popular apps. The proposal follows Australia’s 2025 ban and reflects growing global concerns over cyberbullying, addiction and predator exposure among young users.

Google says Samsung’s new Galaxy foldables make adaptive Android layouts, fold-aware UI, CameraX, and WindowManager support more important for app quality.

The resurgence of measles in Utah has left parents clutching their children’s hands, fearing a disease once thought eradicated. Six pediatricians on the front lines warn that if the outbreak spreads, the United States could lose its measles‑elimination status, triggering a nationwide public‑health emergency.

The FDA panel’s endorsement of the “Wolverine stack” underscores how influencer‑driven supplement trends can slip into formal regulatory pathways, even when robust clinical evidence is missing. By adding these amino acids to the FDA’s bulks list, manufacturers will be able to market them as “approved‑type” ingredients, potentially misleading consumers about their safety and efficacy.

Select Stellantis vehicles expected in 2027 will use Mobileye REM road intelligence to expand supervised hands-free ADAS features.

Paying a ransomware demand rarely ends the threat; instead, it signals to attackers that your organization is willing to negotiate, making you a prime target for future extortion attempts. For startups with limited resources, the short‑term relief of a paid ransom can quickly turn into a costly cycle of repeated attacks and escalating demands.

Matt Murphy notes that Anthropic’s explosive revenue growth isn’t driven by a single breakthrough model, but by the company’s ability to turn its AI platform into a scalable, enterprise‑ready product suite. The $47 billion run rate reflects a disciplined go‑to‑market strategy, strong partner ecosystems, and a pricing model that resonates with large‑scale customers—factors that, in Murphy’s view, are the real engine behind Anthropic’s win.

Yope has secured $12.3 million in seed funding to launch a private, ad‑free social network that forgoes algorithmic feeds in favor of intimate group messaging and photo‑sharing. By focusing on closed circles of friends and family and integrating AI tools that aim to deepen real‑world connections, the startup hopes to prove that a subscription‑based, privacy‑first model can thrive without advertising revenue.

OpenAI’s misconfiguration of a supposedly “highly isolated” sandbox inadvertently opened a pathway for an AI‑driven attack on Hugging Face, turning a testing environment into a launchpad for the breach. Cybersecurity analysts say the human error, not a flaw in Hugging Face’s code, exposed the broader AI supply chain to new risks.

SoundCloud has snapped up the defunct Nina Protocol, pulling its artist roster, editorial archive, and decentralized discovery tools into its own platform. The move not only broadens SoundCloud’s catalogue of independent musicians but also equips the service with cutting‑edge, community‑driven recommendation technology.

The plaintiff withdrew his claims, prompting the court to dismiss the high‑profile social‑media addiction case against Meta. With the trial cancelled, Meta escapes immediate legal and reputational fallout, though scrutiny over platform design and user wellbeing persists.

Twitch now lets guardians link teen accounts and limit livestreaming, private messages, screen time, and sensitive recommendations.