WhatsApp is down for users worldwide

WhatsApp is down for users worldwide

If you’ve been trying to send messages via WhatsApp and they’re not going through, you’re not alone. The messaging app has been down for many users around the world for at least 30 minutes. Based on information from Downdetector — and from Engadget editors’ reports — the service isn’t working in several regions, including the … Read more

NASA names 16-person panel tasked with investigating UFOs

NASA names 16-person panel tasked with investigating UFOs

Last June, NASA announced that it would convene a panel to study “unidentified aerial phenomena” (UAP), aka UFOs — while saying it doesn’t believe they’re “extraterrestrial in origin.” Now, the space agency has unveiled the 16-member panel that will focus on “unclassified sightings and other data collected from civilian government and commercial sectors.” Chairing the … Read more

FTC seeks to penalize Drizly and its CEO over a breach that exposed 2.5 million users’ data

FTC seeks to penalize Drizly and its CEO over a breach that exposed 2.5 million users’ data

The Federal Trade Commission wants to limit the amount of personal information Drizly can collect as part of the enforcement actions it’s proposing against the marketplace and its CEO. According to the FTC, the alcohol delivery service that Uber had purchased in 2021 and its chief executive, James Cory Rellas, were alerted to security issues … Read more

YouTube Music contractors vote to unionize

YouTube Music contractors vote to unionize

A group of workers at YouTube Music Content Operations, an Alphabet subcontractor, have filed with the National Labor Relations Board for union recognition and bargaining power after a supermajority of the 58-strong group signed union cards. “As a part of the YouTube Music Content Operations team, workers ensure music content is available and approved for … Read more

Bumble open-sourced its AI tool for catching unwanted nudes

Bumble open-sourced its AI tool for catching unwanted nudes

Since 2019, Bumble has used machine learning to protect its users from lewd photos. Dubbed Private Detector, the feature screens images sent from matches to determine if they depict inappropriate content. It was primarily designed to catch unsolicited nude photos, but can also flag shirtless selfies and images of guns – both of which aren’t … Read more

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