TECH

Discover why TikTok users have less agency over their For You Pages than they think. The ‘not interested’ feature offers limited control as the algorithm prioritizes passive engagement signals.

Australia tells volunteers to discard thousands of functional test routers that could be reflashed and reused, raising questions about e-waste, taxpayer cost, and program planning.

Over 700 Cryptosporidium cases in Michigan expose flaws in water monitoring tech. Learn how this parasite evades filtration and what it means for public health.

Researchers reveal ‘HalluSquatting,’ a novel attack that exploits LLM hallucinations to build massive botnets using 9 popular AI tools. Here’s how it works and what it means for cybersecurity.

Google’s Pixel 11 event on August 12, 2026, may bring glowing LEDs and higher prices. We analyze the strategy, what the hardware shift means for buyers, and the overlooked second-order effects on the Android ecosystem.

As Microsoft cuts up to 50% of staff at Bethesda and id Software, the layoffs signal a fundamental shift in Xbox’s game development strategy—and raise tough questions about studio autonomy and game preservation.

Russian shadow fleet vessels may have launched drones over Europe, revealing critical gaps in maritime air defense and sparking hybrid warfare concerns.

The FCC has scrapped a 2024 rule requiring ISPs to itemize fees, returning to bundled ‘up to’ pricing. Here’s what it means for your broadband bill.

The NRC proposes replacing the ‘as low as reasonably achievable’ standard with an optimization framework. This semantic change has real implications for nuclear operations, worker exposure, and public trust.

What is the oldest Americana ever flown in space? From a Wright Flyer fragment to a Revolutionary War flag, explore the artifacts, their provenances, and the second-order effects on national identity and space heritage.