Monthly Archives: July 2022

Meta’s Ray-Ban Stories now let users make calls and send messages with WhatsApp

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced today that the company is launching more hands-free features for its Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses. Starting today, Ray-Ban Stories users can make calls, hear message readouts and send end-to-end encrypted messages with WhatsApp. Meta added similar functionality for Facebook Messenger last year. Zuckerberg also announced that users will soon be…

A ransomware attack on a debt collection firm could be one of 2022’s biggest health data breaches

A ransomware attack on a little-known debt collection firm that serves hundreds of hospitals and medical facilities across the U.S. could be one of the biggest data breaches of personal and health information this year. The Colorado-based Professional Finance Company, known as PFC, which contracts with “thousands” of organizations to process customer and patient unpaid…

Selfie scraping Clearview AI hit with another €20M ban order in Europe

Clearview AI has been hit with another sanction for breaching European privacy rules. The Athens-based Hellenic data protection authority has fined the controversial facial recognition firm €20 million and banned it from collecting and processing the personal data of people living in Greece. It has also ordered it to delete any data on Greek citizens…

Facebook’s Ray-Ban Stories smartglasses finally become a tiny bit ‘smart’

Facebook made its “smart” glasses finally do something a little smart. CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced in a Facebook post on Wednesday that the Ray-Ban Stories glasses it debuted last year would get their first substantial software update. Rolling out immediately are the abilities to make phone calls, as well as send and hear messages read…

‘Orphan: First Kill’ trailer is every parent’s worst nightmare rolled into 1 very creepy kid

Despite the fact its title makes it sound oddly like an action movie, Orphan: First Kill looks every bit as horrifying as the franchise’s original 2009 outing. William Brent Bell’s prequel sees Isabelle Fuhrmann reprise her role as Esther, this time impersonating a missing child in order to work her way into a wealthy American…