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Iconfinder Sends Email to Announce Its Farewell, Accidentally Leaks Every User’s Email Address

Farewell announcement reveals an unfortunate error The design platform Iconfinder has officially announced that it will shut down on November 15, 2025, marking the end of a long-running service used.

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Discord Support System Breach: What Happened on 20 September

Discord users around the world are waking up to alarming emails confirming a major data breach that occurred on September 20, 2024. According to Discord, the incident stemmed from a.

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EA to Go Private in $55 Billion Buyout

Electronic Arts, the publisher behind franchises like FIFA, Madden NFL, and Battlefield, is set to leave the public markets in a record-breaking $55 billion buyout deal. A consortium led by.

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Discord Forces Users Into New Terms of Service Without Warning

Discord has quietly rolled out new Terms of Service and Privacy Policy updates, effective September 29, 2025. Instead of sending a clear email notification or a proper explanation of what’s.

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The Illusion of Free AI Tools: Misleading Practices Frustrate Users

The promise of free access to AI tools is becoming one of the biggest traps online. Many websites advertise their services as “free,” only to place users behind severe restrictions.

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Microsoft’s TPM 2.0 Requirement Leaves Windows 10 Users Behind

Microsoft’s insistence on Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 as a requirement for Windows 11 has created a wall that many Windows 10 users simply cannot climb. The company’s own promotional.

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npm Supply Chain Attack Hits Chalk and Major Packages, Briefly Compromises Billions of Downloads

A massive supply chain attack struck the npm ecosystem yesterday, briefly compromising some of the most widely used JavaScript packages, including Chalk, Debug, and Ansi Styles. The breach, caused by.

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Facebook’s AI Moderation Spirals Out of Control: Innocent News Articles Deleted With Nonsense Warnings

Facebook has long leaned on artificial intelligence to detect and remove harmful content, but recent events show that the system is far from reliable. Independent publishers are finding their legitimate.

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Discord Is Becoming More Expensive for Users Worldwide

Over the past few years, Discord has grown from a niche gaming chat app into a mainstream communication platform. But with that growth, many users feel the service is starting.

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Meta Faces Criticism Over False Accusations and Shadowbans

Innocent Users Report Unfair Treatment on Facebook Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is once again under fire as growing numbers of users report being unfairly accused of violating community.

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