u/kev577

this means people won't need to share their phone number anymore in order to be in contact with others

TL;DR UK prime minister Keir Starmer has given Apple, Google and other tech firms until September 2026 to roll out nudity-detection software on children's phones and tablets. blocking kids from taking, sending or viewing explicit images. If they don't comply, the government will legislate, with potential fines and criminal liability for senior managers

this would make the UK the first country to make it impossible for children to take, share or view nude images. Adults could still do so after age verification.

neither Apple nor Google currently has OS-wide nudity blocking. Apple is rolling out age checks and Google added nude-image blurring and warnings last year

I am a student in Singapore using an iphone, ipad, and macbook for research, and I wanted my notes to appear on all three devices the second I am writting something down

I have iphone 15 pro (ios 18), ipad air m2 (ipados 18), macbook pro m3 (macos sequoia), all signed in with the same Apple ID. I enabled icloud notes on every device and used the default apple notes app and no third-party stuff.

once icloud notes was toggled on across all three, sync was nearly instant a note typed on the iphone in a café showed up on the macbook within 5 seconds when I got home. Handoff also let me start a note on iphone and continue on Mac with one click in the dock. Folders, pinned notes, and tags all synced cleanly.

but one note with a large scanned PDF attached refused to sync for almost an hour

does cross-device note syncing still hold up reliably in 2026, or are you seeing the same delaying issues on big attachments? any tricks to speed it up?

research shows that this kind of technology is possible and could improve over time

so are you telling me that wifi will be able to spy on us? like we already don't have enough of privacy issues

>Texas said that for years, Netflix has ​falsely represented to consumers that it did not collect or share user data, when ​it actually tracked and sold viewers' habits and preferences to commercial data ⁠brokers and advertising technology companies, making billions of dollars a year.

is there even one site that doesn't track user's habits and sell info for commercial pusposes lol

starting yesterday vpn in Utah is restricted?? looking from privacy perspective, how do you manage to stay safe while browsing online? are guys still able to use it?