Not even emoji are safe from hackers - smiley faces can be hijacked to hide data, study claims
A security researcher claims to have discovered a way to hide extra information inside emoji.
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James Cook has begun publicly negotiating for a huge contract extension
It’s been a while since a Buffalo Bills player was publicly negotiating with the team, but running back James Cook added ...
Jets Star Sauce Gardner Laughs Off Ridiculous Trade Suggestion
The National Football League offseason is here and that means there's going to be plenty of speculation and rumors about how each team can make changes througho ...
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He's a young millennial Catholic priest; of course he's a social media influencer
For Fr. David Michael Moses, whose humorous and heartfelt videos have tens of millions of views, social media isn’t a tool — ...
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11 Hidden iOS 18.3 iPhone Features You Should Probably Know About
Now that you've turned your sketches into highly detailed drawings, customized your iPhone's home screen, created your own ...
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Safari Technology Preview 213 Brings Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements
‌Safari Technology Preview‌ 213 includes fixes and updates for CSS, Editing, Forms, HTML, JavaScript, Media, Networking, PDF, ...
Why Is the Love Interest Always an Architect?
We asked cultural commentators, a network exec, and real architects to sound off on how the profession earned its ...
Singer UMI fires back at hate for engaging with BTS' V and BLACKPINK Jennie's ‘ship’ account
Accused of clout-chasing, UMI clarified her intentions through TikTok, emphasiaing her video was meant to celebrate art, not ...