Hacker Claims to Have Data on More Than 100 Million T-Mobile Customers, Asks for $277,000 – Gizmodo
The data reportedly contain social security numbers, phone numbers, names, physical addresses, unique IMEI numbers, and driver’s…
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You May Never Get Verified on Twitter – Gizmodo
Twitter says it’s stopped rolling out access to verification applications for now to improve the process.
Sonos Claims Tiny Victory In Its Patent Infringement Case Against Google – Gizmodo
The ruling isn’t final, but could mean Google would have to stop selling some products in the U.S.
Poly Network Offers $500,000 Reward to Hacker Who Stole and Then Returned $611 Million in Crypto – Gizmodo
The strange saga of one of the largest crypto heists in recent memory continues.
Apple Will Keep Clarifying This CSAM Mess Until Morale Improves – Gizmodo
Despite the company’s best efforts to assuage doubt, everyone just seems even more confused
Researchers: Instagram ‘Bullied’ Us Into Halting Algorithmic Research – Gizmodo
For the second week in a row, Facebook killed a project meant to shed light on its practices.
You’ll Have to Wait Until 2022 for Smart Home Gadgets That Work Together – Gizmodo
Matter is supposed to make it easier to connect your smart devices, but it won’t be ready for primetime until next year.
Airbnb Will Now Let Users Who’ve Experienced Sexual Assault Sue the Company – Gizmodo
The update comes three years after the platform put up similar terms for its employees.
An Unsurprising But Sad Update for Tesla Cybertruck Fans: Production Has Been Pushed to 2022 – Gizmodo
The delay applies to the three Cybertruck models: single motor RWD, dual motor AWD, and tri motor AWD.
Here’s How Amazon Third-Party Sellers Reportedly Hound Customers Who Leave Bad Reviews – Gizmodo
Some companies are offering “reviewer lookup” services so sellers can hunt down unsatisfied customers.