Meta says it heard complaints about its website-scraping rules. Critics say the changes don’t go far enough. Imagine a giant corporation caught with its hands in your cookie jar, explaining that it has merely updated the definition of cookies.
A calm Saturday tech tip: after this week’s Android scam-protection news and another FCC robocall crackdown, here’s how to turn on the free call screening and spam filters already on your phone, sort stranger texts into their own folder, and use the Do Not Call list the right way.
This week’s AI news was about who gets let in: banks blocking AI logins, Facebook’s new business fine print, and Apple shutting the door on harmful apps. None of it calls for worry, and most of it comes down to one rule: a person holds the gate.
📚 Sequatchie County Public Library Awarded Technology Grant to Upgrade Computers and Resources
The Sequatchie County Public Library in Dunlap has received…
A cheap hobby board in a boardroom, smart glasses that recorded on their own, and cloned voices that now sound like the room they’re in. Here’s this week’s plain-English guide for anyone who buys a bug sweep or hires a PI.
AI tools keep a diary whether you ask them to or not. Here’s the calm rundown on where Copilot for Legal files its notes, the ChatGPT questions that cost one defendant his case, and a big eDiscovery spin-off.
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