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Before becoming a symbol of wealth, Louis Vuitton was a boy from a poor family who walked hundreds of kilometers to reach Paris.

Think Your Messages Are Secret? The Big Misconception About Online Protection

The phrase end-to-end encryption has become the most common marketing trick used to convince us that our messages on apps like WhatsApp are completely secure. Most users believe that no one, not even the companies themselves or governments, can see their content. However, the truth is much more complex, as this protection has serious flaws that most people completely overlook.

Unprecedented Consumption: 5 Seconds of AI Video Consumes as Much Electricity as This Kitchen Appliance for an Hour

The use of artificial intelligence carries a huge environmental and energy cost that most users do not notice at all. The latest report published by MIT Technology Review reveals staggering data about electricity consumption. Believe it or not, creating just one 5-second AI video consumes the same amount of energy as running a microwave oven for a full hour.

Salvation for your messages: New option on Android solves a problem that annoys everyone

Google has started introducing a new option in the Google Messages app that will delight all Android phone users. It is about the Trash folder, also known as the trash can. Until now, deleting a conversation meant its permanent disappearance, but now you get a second chance to save important information. This change significantly simplifies the use of the application as it acts as a safety net for your private conversations.

Dangerous Flaw on Android: Your Phone Can Be Hacked in Just 45 Seconds

Security experts have discovered a critical flaw in MediaTek chips affecting up to 25% of Android phones worldwide. This vulnerability allows hackers to extract sensitive data, including passwords, messages, and cryptocurrencies, in under a minute. The problem is so severe that attackers don't need any virus, only brief physical access to your device.

The End of Freedom on Social Media? This Country is Introducing a New System to Monitor All Posts

The Spanish government has officially presented HODIO, an advanced technological system designed to track and measure the spread of 'hate speech' on social networks. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez described the digital space as a 'failed state' and announced that this tool will analyze in detail how algorithms influence citizens' opinions. This is part of a broader strategy by which the state wants to establish strict control over technological giants.