When my article “Three Values - CIA or DIE” was published in iX at the end of May, nothing happened at first. But when the text appeared online on June 5, calls from friends and emails from readers began. The well-known blogger Fefe even dedicated one to my 5600-character article 3600 character review. “Is that … Read more
Feb 13, 2023 @ 12:47pm Column If it pinches : What to look out for in the event of an accident in Luxembourg Photo: dpa-tmn/Christin Klose How is correspondence between lawyers regulated? Our columnist notes that the situation in Luxembourg is very different from that in Germany. Herr Müllr,e rde ni Trrei woh,tn irdw fau … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: Egypt’s Ministry of Public Enterprise Sector announced the launch of the Ras Jamila land project in Sharm El-Sheikh, overlooking the islands of Tiran and Sanafir, for investment under projects that the ministry will offer to investors. Egypt’s public enterprise sector minister, Mahmoud Esmat, revealed that the ministry aims to build a hotel project … Read more
US tech giant Meta, the company behind the social network Facebook, is paying $725 million (€683 million) to buy out a case users had brought in connection with controversial research firm Cambridge Analytica. This is evident from the judicial documents. Users sued Facebook in 2018 after it emerged that Cambridge Analytica, a British research firm … Read more
Irish privacy regulator DPC launched an investigation into a Twitter data breach on Friday. The personal data of around 5.4 million users of the social network were leaked. Twitter may not have complied with European data protection rules, reports the DPC. The data leak the DPC is now investigating dates back to the time before … Read more
EPA ANNOUNCEMENTS•today, 01:29 Staff at ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of popular video app TikTok, improperly accessed data from American TikTok users, including two journalists, last summer. This was stated by an internal investigation of the company, according to the American media. ByteDance has laid off four employees. Two of them worked from China and … Read more
The images, the paper notes, were not made by a person, but by developed versions of the iRobot Roomba J7 series robot vacuum cleaner. They were then sent to Scale AI, a startup that hires employees around the world to tag (called annotate) audio, photo and video data used to train the AI. MIT Technology … Read more
Al-Marsad newspaper: Radiotherapy oncology consultant Dr. Youssef Kateb explained the fact that “masturbation” causes prostate cancer. He said during an interview with the program “Madam”: “There is no scientific study that has shown that” masturbation “is one of the causes of prostate cancer.” He added: “Sometimes masturbation is beneficial so that there are no changes … Read more
Apple is fighting leaks about its products – – The company sent out warning letters to well-known insiders demanding not to reveal secrets about future gadgets. Apple is fighting the spread of data on its future products, including the iPhone 13 smartphone. Techspot.- According to network informers, lawyers of the “apple” tech giant are sending … Read more
Emma Stone became a mother for the first time. According to the American media, the actress of ‘La La Land’, star of the expected Cruella, had a child with her husband Dave McCary and would have given birth on March 13th. The couple preferred to remain confidential as they have not yet revealed the sex … Read more