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Meta Launches Paid Subscriptions for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsAppBusiness

Meta Launches Paid Subscriptions for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp

Meta has announced the launch of paid subscriptions for its key platforms: Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The new plans, priced from 213 ₽ to 283 ₽ per month, target power users and offer enhanced content management, audience analytics, and interface personalization. Meanwhile, subscriptions for AI services with expanded usage limits are being tested.

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Cybercriminals Spread Cryptocurrency Miner via SEO and AI ChatbotsSecurity

Cybercriminals Spread Cryptocurrency Miner via SEO and AI Chatbots

Cybercriminals have launched a large-scale campaign to distribute cryptocurrency mining malware targeting systems with high-performance hardware. The attack leverages SEO poisoning and manipulates recommendations from popular AI-powered chatbots to expand its reach. Exploiting vulnerabilities in search algorithms and user trust in automated assistants, attackers install miners on devices without owners' knowledge.

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Wireless vs. Wired Cameras: Which to Choose for Home SecuritySecurity

Wireless vs. Wired Cameras: Which to Choose for Home Security

Choosing between wireless and wired security cameras isn’t just about resolution or features. A ZDNet expert with years of testing shares practical advice: where installation flexibility matters most, and where stable performance is critical. The article covers key use cases—from theft prevention to pet monitoring—along with data storage nuances and power consumption.

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RedMagic 11S Pro: Gaming Smartphone with Transparent Liquid Cooling SystemHardware

RedMagic 11S Pro: Gaming Smartphone with Transparent Liquid Cooling System

RedMagic has unveiled an updated version of its gaming smartphone, the RedMagic 11S Pro. The model received minor improvements, but the key change is the fully transparent liquid cooling system, now visible on all device variants. The smartphone is also equipped with a new version of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Leading Version processor. However, these upgrades come at a higher cost: the price has increased by 7100 ₽ compared to the previous model.

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20% Off on Anyuse 15.6-Inch Portable 4K MonitorHardware

20% Off on Anyuse 15.6-Inch Portable 4K Monitor

A great deal is now available for those who value mobility and image quality. The Anyuse 15.6-inch portable monitor with 4K Ultra HD resolution is now offered at a 20% discount, making it one of the most attractive options in its segment. The device is perfect for graphic work, gaming, or multimedia tasks.

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iPhone as a White Noise Generator: Hidden Feature for Parents and MoreHardware

iPhone as a White Noise Generator: Hidden Feature for Parents and More

Modern smartphones can replace specialized white noise devices. iPhones running iOS 15 and later feature a hidden Background Sounds function, allowing users to play soothing sounds like rain, ocean waves, or café noise. This option is especially useful for parents creating a comfortable sleep environment for their child but can also enhance concentration during work or study. With iOS 18 and later updates, Apple expanded the list of available sounds, adding new options like campfire noise and nighttime ambiance.

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Google AI Errors: Why the Neural Network Can't Spell 'Google' CorrectlyArtificial intelligence

Google AI Errors: Why the Neural Network Can't Spell 'Google' Correctly

Google’s updated AI-integrated search engine has faced fresh criticism after its neural network failed to count letters in basic words, including the company’s own name. For instance, the AI miscounted two 'P's in 'Google' and added an extra 'd' to 'journalism.' These blunders highlight the core limitations of current language models, which lack the ability to analyze text at the individual character level.

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Apple Cuts Prices on New iPad Air: Discounts Up to 7100 ₽ at LaunchHardware

Apple Cuts Prices on New iPad Air: Discounts Up to 7100 ₽ at Launch

Apple’s new iPad Air tablets are now more affordable: Amazon is offering up to 7100 ₽ off at launch. The 11-inch and 13-inch models are now available at reduced prices—36 868 ₽ and 49 560 ₽ respectively. This marks the first significant price cut for devices featuring the M4 chip, which delivers a notable performance boost over base iPad models. The tablets are ideal for graphic work, gaming, and smart home control thanks to Apple Pencil Pro support and the Thread protocol.

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How to Strengthen Active Directory Passwords Without Frustrating UsersSecurity

How to Strengthen Active Directory Passwords Without Frustrating Users

Effective protection of corporate Active Directory accounts doesn’t have to reduce employee convenience. Specops Software experts suggest several approaches to enhance password security without negatively impacting user experience. Key solutions include adopting passphrases, blocking compromised combinations, and implementing self-service password reset tools.

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South Africa Misses Chance to Strengthen AI Global PositionArtificial intelligence

South Africa Misses Chance to Strengthen AI Global Position

South Africa occupies a unique position in the global AI ecosystem, holding 88% of the world’s platinum metal reserves—critical for semiconductor and data center production. The country is also Africa’s largest cloud computing market, attracting investments from US and Chinese hyperscalers. Yet, its draft national AI policy fails to capitalize on this potential, leaving South Africa a passive consumer rather than an active developer of AI technologies. Experts warn that without clear conditions for foreign investors, the country risks losing its chance to achieve AI sovereignty.

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