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A car has collided with an SUV motorcade that was part of the security of US President Joe Biden. The White House confirms that the president and first lady are safe and sound.Biden and First Lady Jill Biden had just left his campaign headquarters when […]
USAThe global business landscape underwent a seismic shift with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. As economies gradually emerge from the shadows of uncertainty, the role of International Contract Law takes center stage in reshaping the dynamics of cross-border transactions. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the nuances of International Contract Law in the post-pandemic…
Breaking News Business Color Special Culture Entertainment LifeStyle Politics Sports Technology Travel Trending Uncategorized USA What's HotWikipedia’s reporting of Eminem’s death caused chaos on social media over the weekend. Admirers were shocked when they read that the famous rapper Eminem passed away on December 10, 2023. Users of social networks began to publish photos of the rapper, attached to which they […]
LifeStyle USAIn the rapidly evolving landscape of the digital economy, businesses find themselves traversing uncharted waters, encountering new challenges in the realm of cross-border taxation. This blog sets sail to explore the complexities of cross-border tax challenges in the digital age and how the expertise of an international law firm and international lawyers becomes instrumental in…
Greece’s move against mass tourism and the increasing flow of cruise ships that dock at its shores will be finalized with the imposition of a €20 tax, which will initially apply only to the two islands, Mykonos and Santorini. The plan to impose the tax […]
TikTok made a last-ditch effort in the Supreme Court aimed at stopping the app’s ban that was set to take effect in a few days – but the platform’s arguments may have ‘failed’. Most justices appeared inclined to uphold a federal law that would ban […]
Greece’s move against mass tourism and the increasing flow of cruise ships that dock at its shores will be finalized with the imposition of a €20 tax, which will initially apply only to the two islands, Mykonos and Santorini. The plan to impose the tax […]
Culture TravelGreece’s move against mass tourism and the increasing flow of cruise ships that dock at its shores will be finalized with the imposition of a €20 tax, which will initially apply only to the two islands, Mykonos and Santorini. The plan to impose the tax […]
Culture TravelTikTok, Reddit and Imgur are to be investigated by the UK’s data protection watchdog over how they use the personal information of teenage users. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said it wants to look into how video-sharing app TikTok uses information from users aged 13 […]
TechnologySkype – once the dominant video calling service – has announced that it will shut down for good. The service boasted more than 300 million users at its peak, but the most recent figures Microsoft shared were in 2023, when it said it had more […]
TechnologyThe UK competition watchdog has launched an investigation into tech giant Google. The company is being investigated for whether it has too much power in online search. Google accounts for 90% of online searches in the UK, and the Competition and Markets Authority is looking […]
TechnologyTikTok made a last-ditch effort in the Supreme Court aimed at stopping the app’s ban that was set to take effect in a few days – but the platform’s arguments may have ‘failed’. Most justices appeared inclined to uphold a federal law that would ban […]
Technology USAThreat Fabric reports that Android has five apps that you should delete from your phone immediately because of the viruses they contain. They are now gone from the Google Play Store, but will remain on your phone if you installed them earlier. This action by […]
TechnologyThreat Fabric reports that Android has five apps that you should delete from your phone immediately because of the viruses they contain.
They are now gone from the Google Play Store, but will remain on your phone if you installed them earlier.
This action by Google comes after these five applications contain a banking virus (Trojan) called Anatsa, through which the hacker can take control of your phone without your knowledge, foreign media write.
Not only can he access your personal data, but he can also make payments from your banking apps.
These are the five apps you should delete from your phone:
Phone Cleaner – File Explorer
PDF Viewer – File Explorer
PDF Reader – Viewer&Editor
Phone Cleaner: File Explorer
PDF Reader – File Manager
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Harry Potter will return to screens in 2026. The first part of the Harry Potter television series will premiere on Max in 2026, Warner Bros. Discovery has announced. David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery said the series will run for seven seasons. Each of […]
EntertainmentHarry Potter will return to screens in 2026. The first part of the Harry Potter television series will premiere on Max in 2026, Warner Bros. Discovery has announced.
David Zaslav, CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery said the series will run for seven seasons. Each of the seven books in J. K. Rowling’s fantasy book series will be adapted into a television series.
Zaslav said that he met J. K. Rowling, the author of the famous books, only a few weeks ago in London:
I was in London a few weeks ago with Casey Bloys, head of HBO and Max and Channing Dungey (head of WBD TV) and we spent a lot of time with the author and her team. Both parties are happy about this return. We look forward to sharing a decade of new stories with fans around the world.”
No cast members from the film series will appear in the TV series. The cast of the series has not yet been announced.
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Cillian Murphy is one of the most appreciated actors of the moment, after the extraordinary performance in “Oppenheimer”. The 47-year-old actor lives a simple life, tries to avoid cameras and has often admitted that he doesn’t like fame. A very special thing for an actor […]
Entertainment LifeStyleCillian Murphy is one of the most appreciated actors of the moment, after the extraordinary performance in “Oppenheimer”. The 47-year-old actor lives a simple life, tries to avoid cameras and has often admitted that he doesn’t like fame. A very special thing for an actor who has mesmerized the audience and is everyone’s favourite.
He has been married to Yvonne McGuinness since 2004. They got together after meeting at one of his rock band concerts in 1996.
They live in a stunning house that has no internet or phone. Cillian splashed out £1.5m on the stunning home in the coveted Monkstoen area of south Dublin in 2015.
The house has six double bedrooms and a reception room. Other features include high ceilings, large windows and a beautiful wrought iron fireplace in the living room. Their family home is just five minutes from the sea and nearby yacht clubs, parks and a number of highly sought after schools.
According to the media, Cillian avoids technology in his home life, having no phone or internet connection. And this was confirmed by Emma Thomas, the wife of the director of the film “Oppenheimer”, Christopher Nolan, who tried to get him on the home phone to tell him that he would play the role of the “father of the atomic bomb”.
The actor enjoys spending quality time with his wife Yvonne McGuinness and 2 sons, Malachy, 17, and Aran, 16.
The Irish star reportedly earned between $5-10 million for his role in Oppenheimer.
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WhatsApp is testing a new functionality that prevents users from taking screenshots of other users’ profiles. The messaging platform’s new feature aims to increase users’ privacy by preventing the downloading and sharing of personal photos without their consent. As spotted by WABetaInfo, the latest beta […]
TechnologyWhatsApp is testing a new functionality that prevents users from taking screenshots of other users’ profiles. The messaging platform’s new feature aims to increase users’ privacy by preventing the downloading and sharing of personal photos without their consent.
As spotted by WABetaInfo, the latest beta version of WhatsApp for Android, which is available on the Google Play Store, when users try to take a ‘screenshot’ of another person’s profile, they will get a notification saying “You cannot take a screenshot due to application restrictions”.
This is similar to Snapchat and payment apps like Paytm and Google Pay, which also prevent users from taking screenshots. However, you will still be able to take a photo of another person’s profile picture using a secondary device such as a phone or camera.
The screenshot blocking feature is available to a handful of beta testers at the moment, but it looks like the functionality will roll out to everyone in the coming weeks.
We recall that “WhatsApp” has recently introduced a new feature that allows users to block unwanted messages directly from their screens. This update aims to combat the spread of spam and give users more control over it. This is due to the fact that spam messages have long been a concern for networks like WhatsApp. But, with the latest update, the social network aims to improve the privacy and security of its users. The new feature allows users to identify and block messages without having to switch to other applications.
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In Germany, in the past year, Chinese venture TikTok and other major online platforms have come under EU scrutiny for compliance with the Digital Services Act (DSA). The EU Commission has expressed doubts about the large Internet concern, including TikTok, for not respecting these EU […]
TechnologyIn Germany, in the past year, Chinese venture TikTok and other major online platforms have come under EU scrutiny for compliance with the Digital Services Act (DSA). The EU Commission has expressed doubts about the large Internet concern, including TikTok, for not respecting these EU rules, especially in relation to the protection of young people.
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton has accused TikTok of not sufficiently respecting rules to protect young people. Under EU digital services law, under-16s should be restricted from using platforms like TikTok.
People under 13 should only have access to a limited version. One of the criticisms has been that age verification on TikTok is insufficient, as it is based on declaration alone or when opening an account, without seeking age verification from other sources.
In this regard, the EU Commission has expressed concern that TikTok’s algorithm drives users to an endless stream of videos, following their personal preferences, and this kind of “seduction” can lead to an addiction. uncontrollable to users.
TikTok has maintained that their algorithm complies with DSA rules, but admitted that the option to deactivate it is hidden in the app and can be requested after many clicks.
In this regard, TikTok has promised to commit to improving the protection of young people, working with experts and the industry to make the platform safer.
The EU Commission is also seeking researcher access to TikTok’s data, in line with DSA rules.
In Germany, TikTok has attracted attention, especially since the right-wing nationalist party “AfD” has had great success on the platform compared to its competitors.
This has raised more concerns about the influence and use of such platforms by political parties and interest groups.
This case reflects the tensions and concerns surrounding data security and protection on major online platforms, as well as the issues of access and influence they have on their audiences, especially young people.
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Greece has taken to court against Netflix over a British documentary on Alexander the Great that depicts the relationship between the great Macedonian leader and his loyal general Hephaestion as a homosexual love affair. Lina Mendoni, Minister of Culture of the Government of Athens, described […]
Culture EntertainmentGreece has taken to court against Netflix over a British documentary on Alexander the Great that depicts the relationship between the great Macedonian leader and his loyal general Hephaestion as a homosexual love affair. Lina Mendoni, Minister of Culture of the Government of Athens, described the TV series “Alexander, the Creation of a God” as “a hoax with extremely low and terrible content, full of historical inaccuracies”, commenting on the description of the two protagonists as homosexuals: “There is no mention in the sources of the time of a relationship that goes beyond friendship, as Aristotle calls it.”
In Athens, the issue ended in a debate in Parliament, where Dimitris Natsiou, president of Niki, a far-right Greek Orthodox Christian party, accused the series of being “deplorable, unacceptable, ahistorical”, arguing that “the real objective is to given an idea of homosexuality as perfectly acceptable in ancient times, an unfounded thesis.”
On this, as well as on the nature of the relationship between Alexander and his general, the opinions of specialists differ. “Same-sex relationships were clearly the norm throughout the Greek world,” says Professor Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, professor of ancient history at Cardiff University, in the first episode of the documentary. “Of course, the Greeks had no word for homosexuality, because it did not exist in their vocabulary. It was all part of sexuality.”
Thomas Martin, professor of Greco-Roman history at the College of the Holy Cross, a Jesuit university in Massachusetts, notes that, although Alexander and Hephaestion were identified with two characters from the Iliad, Achilles and Patroclus, who are now usually considered lovers, Homer never confessed them as such, and a similar interpretation spread later, though quoted by eminent authors such as Aeschylus and Plato.
While Professor Martin and Christopher Blackwell, a classicist at Furman University, argue that homosexual relationships were not widespread in the time of Alexander the Great, Robin Lane Fox, a professor of classics at Oxford, counters that love between two men “was not out of the norm.” Other experts point out that Athens and Macedonia had different customs in this regard.
Certainly, the bond between Alexander and the general was very strong, described by their contemporaries as “two souls in one body”, and evidenced by the immense grief of the leader after the death of Hephaestion, whom he would have liked to he honored them as those reserved for the gods.
“The concept of love in antiquity is wide and multidimensional”, admits the Greek Minister of Culture Mendoni herself, “but we cannot interpret the relationships and people that existed two thousand three hundred years ago, based on today’s criteria”. The minister, however, rejected the request to take measures against Netflix: “It is not the duty of the government to censor, everyone can have different opinions about art.”
It is not the first controversy for a documentary broadcast by Netflix: last year the Egyptian minister of antiquities strongly criticized the decision of the American television company to cast Cleopatra a black actress in the series “Queen Cleopatra”.
Not to mention the controversies that have arisen around “The Crown”, a series accused of inventing or distorting many aspects of the history of the English royal family.
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Nowadays, the phone has become an irreplaceable work tool, it has become a device with which we can perform more and more tasks. Smart devices improve from year to year, pushing the limits and offering users new tools to make your everyday life even easier. […]
Business TechnologyNowadays, the phone has become an irreplaceable work tool, it has become a device with which we can perform more and more tasks. Smart devices improve from year to year, pushing the limits and offering users new tools to make your everyday life even easier.
Artificial intelligence is also rapidly changing the latest developments in the mobile industry and not only, and the foundation of the new generation Galaxy S24 is exactly Mobile AI. This new era will usher in new mobile experiences that will forever change the way smartphones empower users. And it is precisely Artificial Intelligence, in short AI as we encounter it everywhere, that enhances almost every experience in the Galaxy S24 series. Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S24+ and Galaxy S24, are the 3 titans of this generation who inspire and are undoubtedly the pioneers of the next decade of mobile innovation.
Below we highlight some of the key features of this series that will take your mobile experience to the next level.
Functions with Galaxy AI
The camera was one of the modes that will change the page once and for all thanks to artificial intelligence. In the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2024, the camera upgrades didn’t focus so much on megapixel numbers, or features that we’ve seen in the smartphone world for years. This year, Samsung opened the doors to a new universe where everything was about artificial intelligence, otherwise known as AI. With the Galaxy S24 and series, Samsung launched for the first time, “something” called “Galaxy AI”. That’s an umbrella term for Samsung’s new set of AI Mobile generative features that will change your mobile experience forever. Thanks to this innovation, anyone who has long wanted to explore the world of photography and a new passion, will find it easier to explore such a sublime art. Anyone who wants to communicate faster and easier will also be able to… And how many other tasks will be improved thanks to AI.
Become a professional photographer thanks to Artificial Intelligence
The Galaxy S24 series’ ProVisual Engine is an all-inclusive suite of AI-powered tools that transform image capture capabilities and maximize creative freedom at every step, from taking a photo to sharing it on social media. Galaxy S24 Ultra comes with 5 powerful cameras. Wide-angle camera up to 200 MP, zoom camera up to 10x, 50 MP and 3 other cameras, including Selfie, with an epic quality for your photos to be extraordinary. Meanwhile, the other two S24 devices come with equally epic features such as: 50MP camera, Dual Tele Zoom system, Nightography (selfie, video), Super HDR (photo, video, gallery), Generative Editing and Editing Suggestion. The latter are precisely the features enabled by mobile AI.
Once you’ve taken great photos, Galaxy AI’s innovative editing tools enable simple edits like erasing or recomposing photos. For easier and more efficient optimizations, Edit Suggestion uses Galaxy AI to suggest changes perfectly suited to each photo. To give users even more control and creative freedom, Generative Edit can fill in parts of an image background with creative AI. When a picture is crooked, AI will fill in the borders. When we need to move a bit to capture the subject in the perfect position, AI allows the user to adjust the position of the subject and create a perfectly blended background in its original place.
And not to stop only at the photo, Note Assist, Transcript Assist, Circle to Search with Google, present in all three devices of the new generation are applications or other features supported by AI Mobile, to come to help any user. Now with the help of Circle to Search with Google, it is enough to circle the object you are interested in and you will find yourself on the page of that product.
Also, with a new “assistant”, such as artificial intelligence, every task, every command will seem easier to us, simplifying our daily life and offering us a seamless mobile experience.
Galaxy AI features will be available for free until at least the end of 2025 on Samsung Galaxy devices.
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It is unusual for spymasters to openly mock their rivals. But last month Bill Burns, the CIA director, couldn’t resist observing that the war in Ukraine had been a boon for his agency. “The undercurrent of discontent (among Russians) is creating a once-in-a-generation recruiting opportunity […]
PoliticsIt is unusual for spymasters to openly mock their rivals. But last month Bill Burns, the CIA director, couldn’t resist observing that the war in Ukraine had been a boon for his agency.
“The undercurrent of discontent (among Russians) is creating a once-in-a-generation recruiting opportunity for the CIA,” he wrote in Foreign Affairs.
“We won’t let it go to waste.”
The remark may have struck a nerve in Russia’s “special services,” as the country describes its intelligence agencies. Russian spies failed to prepare for war and were then expelled en masse from Europe. But evidence gathered by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), a think tank in London, and published exclusively by The Economist, shows that they are learning from their mistakes, fine-tuning their craft and entering a phase new political war against the West.
The last few years have been difficult for Russian spies. In 2020, operatives of the FSB, Russia’s security service, failed to poison Alexei Navalny, the recently deceased opposition activist. Then the FSB gave the Kremlin a rosy picture of how the war would go, exaggerating Ukraine’s internal vulnerabilities. It failed to prevent Western agencies from stealing and publishing Russia’s plans to invade Ukraine. And it was not ready to stop a brief rebellion by Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the Wagner mercenary group, last year.
The SVR, Russia’s foreign intelligence agency, saw its presence in Europe dwindle with around 600 officers expelled from embassies across the continent. At least eight “illegals” – intelligence officers operating without diplomatic cover, often posing as non-Russians – were exposed.
The study, written by Jack Watling and Nick Reynolds, a pair of analysts for the organization, and Oleksandr Danylyuk, a former adviser to Ukraine’s defense minister and foreign intelligence chief, is based on documents “obtained by Russian special services” and interviews with “relevant official bodies” – apparently intelligence agencies – in Ukraine and Europe.
By late 2022, the study says, Russia realized it needed more honest reporting from its agencies. He put Sergei Kiriyenko, the Kremlin’s deputy chief of staff, in charge of “committees of special influence”. These coordinate operations against the West and then measure their effect.
This change in personnel seems to have produced more coherent propaganda campaigns. In Moldova, for example, a somewhat scattered disinformation effort against the country’s bid for European Union membership became more sustained and focused last year. He tied the offer of admission to the president personally, blaming him for Moldova’s economic problems. Campaigns aimed at undermining European support for Ukraine have also increased. In January, German experts published details of bots that shared hundreds of thousands of German-language posts per day from a network of 50,000 accounts over the course of a month on x (Twitter). On February 12, France exposed a large network of Russian sites spreading disinformation in France, Germany and Poland.
Meanwhile the GRU, Russia’s military intelligence agency, has also reassessed its trades. In recent years its Unit 29155 – which had attempted to kill Sergei Skripal, a former GRU officer, in Salisbury, Britain in 2018 – saw many of its personnel, activities and facilities exposed by Bellingcat. The investigative team is relying on publicly available information and on declassified Russian databases of his exposures.
The GRU concluded that the expulsion of Russian intelligence officers to Europe had made it more difficult to organize operations and control agents abroad – one reason why the invasion of Ukraine went wrong.
The result was wholesale reform, which began in 2020 but accelerated after the start of the war. General Andrei Averyanov, head of Unit 29155, was promoted to deputy head of the GRU and created a new “Service for Special Activities”. Unit 29155 personnel – once exemplified by Alexander Mishkin and Anatoly Chepiga, Skripal’s ill-fated poisoners, who insisted they had traveled to Salisbury to see its famous cathedral spire – no longer keep their personal or work phones on its facility, using landlines instead.
Training takes place in a series of safe houses rather than on site. While half of the personnel once came from Spetsnaz, Russia’s special forces, most of the new recruits no longer have military experience, making it harder for Western security services to identify them through old photographs or databases discovered.
A special branch of the Special Activities Service, Unit 54654, is designed to build a network of illegals operating under what Russia calls “full legalization” — the ability to pass muster even under close surveillance by an intelligence agency. foreign spy It recruits contractors through front companies, keeping their names and details out of government records, and places its officers in non-defense ministries or private companies. The GRU has also targeted foreign students studying at Russian universities, paying scholarships to students from the Balkans, Africa and elsewhere in the developing world.
For another example of how Russian spies have turned disaster into opportunity, consider the case of the Wagner Group, a series of early stage companies overseen by Mr. Prigozhin. Wagner initially served as an undeniable arm of Russian influence, providing firepower to local autocrats in Syria, Libya and other African countries. In June 2023, Mr. Prigozhin, angered by the mismanagement of the war by the Russian defense minister and army chief, marched on Moscow. The rebellion was stopped; two months later Mr. Prigozhin was killed when his plane exploded in mid-air.
Russia’s special services quickly divided Prigozhin’s vast military-criminal enterprise among themselves. The FSB would keep domestic businesses and svr media arms, such as the trolls who interfered in America’s 2016 presidential election.
The GRU received foreign military units, divided into a volunteer corps for Ukraine and an expeditionary corps, managed by General Averyanov, for the rest of the world. The latter missed its target of recruiting 20,000 troops by the end of last year, the Russian says, although its strength is “steadily growing”.
Immediately after the death of Mr. Prigozhin, General Averyanov visited various African capitals to deliver what the Russian describes as a “regime survival package”. In theory, the proposals involve gru providing local elites with military power and propaganda against local rivals. In Mali, they observe, the grass-roots Lengo Songo radio station is one of the most popular in the country. In return, Russia would receive economic concessions, such as lithium mines and gold refineries, and thus leverage over enemies, possibly including the ability to cut off France from uranium mining in Niger (France needs uranium for its power plants). its nuclear). Mr. Prigozhin is dead; its malevolent influence continues.
Mission accomplished
Russian intelligence, although bruised, is firmly back on its feet after recent humiliations. In recent weeks Insider, an investigative website based in Riga, has published a series of stories documenting Russian espionage and influence across Europe. They include details of how a foreign intelligence officer in Brussels continues to provide European equipment to Russian arms manufacturers and the revelation that a senior Bundestag aide and a Latvian member of the European Parliament were both Russian agents, the latter possibly for more than 20 years.
“It’s not as bad for them as we think,” says Andrei Soldatov, an investigative journalist, who thinks Russian services are “back with a vengeance” and increasingly inventive. Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, and once a (mediocre) KGB officer, “is trying to restore the glory of Stalin’s fearsome secret service,” explains Mr. Soldatov. It tells of a case in April 2023 when Artem Uss, a Russian businessman arrested in Milan on suspicion of smuggling US military technology to Russia, returned to Russia with the help of a Serbian criminal gang – a common intermediary for Russian services.
In the past, says Mr. Soldatov, FSB, SVR and GRU had a clearer division of labor. All three agencies have been particularly active in recruiting among the flood of émigrés who left Russia after the war.
It is easy to hide agents in a large group and it is simple to threaten those who have family still in Russia. Germany is of particular concern, given that many Russians who have moved there could form a recruitment pool for Russian espionage troops. The influx of newcomers is partly thanks to the Baltic countries becoming more hostile to Russian immigrants.
Moreover, Russian cyber activity goes from strength to strength. In December, America and Britain issued public warnings about Star Blizzard, an elite FSB hacking group that has been targeting NATO countries for years. The following month Microsoft said that “Cosy Bear,” a group affiliated with svr , had infiltrated email accounts belonging to some of the company’s top executives. This came on top of a sophisticated cyber attack by Greece against Ukraine’s power grid, causing a blackout apparently coordinated with Russian missile attacks on the same city.
The revamp of the Russian intelligence apparatus comes at a crucial moment in the East-West competition. An annual report by the Norwegian intelligence service, published on February 12, warned that, in Ukraine, Russia was “taking the initiative and gaining the upper hand militarily”. Estonia’s equivalent report, published a day later, said the Kremlin was “anticipating a possible conflict with NATO within the next decade”.
The priority for Russian spies is to prepare for that conflict not only by stealing secrets, but by widening fissures within NATO, undermining support for Ukraine in America and Europe, and eroding Western influence in the global south. In contrast, there has been precious little Russian sabotage against Ukraine-related supplies in Europe. One reason for this is the Kremlin’s fear of escalation. Another is that the Russians cannot do everything, everywhere at once.
Meanwhile, the spies will continue to fight against their peers. In their report, Estonia’s foreign intelligence services released the identities of Russians working on behalf of the country’s intelligence services.
“For those who prefer not to see their names and images alongside those of FSB or other Russian intelligence officers in our publications, potentially affecting their associations with the West, we invite them to contact ,” the Estonian cowards pointed out. “We are confident that mutually beneficial agreements can be negotiated!”
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American citizens in Russia, including those with dual citizenship, are urged to leave the country immediately. This is the warning issued by National Security Council coordinator John Kirby after the arrest in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg for high treason of a 33-year-old Russian-American citizen […]
Politics USAAmerican citizens in Russia, including those with dual citizenship, are urged to leave the country immediately. This is the warning issued by National Security Council coordinator John Kirby after the arrest in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg for high treason of a 33-year-old Russian-American citizen living in Los Angeles
“We are aware of this and are trying to get consular access, but for now we cannot say more,” he said.
Kirby also stated that the White House says it is preparing additional “major sanctions” against Russia in response to the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Tuesday that the new package would be unveiled this Friday. He declined to detail the new actions, citing U.S. government policy, or to say how they would expand on the already tough sanctions the U.S. and its allies have imposed on Russia in retaliation for its invasion of Ukraine.
Kirby said only that the sanctions, which will coincide with the two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion, will be supplemented by additional sanctions specifically related to Mr. Navalny’s death.
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A new article from the DailyMail has been making the rounds on the internet for the past few hours, debunking some major myths that many of us believe about iPhones, but which aren’t true. Wet iPhone and bowl of rice It’s probably one of the […]
TechnologyA new article from the DailyMail has been making the rounds on the internet for the past few hours, debunking some major myths that many of us believe about iPhones, but which aren’t true.
Wet iPhone and bowl of rice
It’s probably one of the most popular myths, as we occasionally see iPhones submerged in a bowl of rice, having been soaked to absorb the moisture. However, this is not the case.
Apple has made it clear that this can actually do more harm than good. It has even warned against using rice as a drying solution because tiny particles of rice can enter the iPhone and cause further damage.
Today’s iPhones are more water-resistant than their predecessors, but they’re still not waterproof, which is why Apple implemented the liquid detection notification.
Disabling Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will save battery
Another very popular myth. This may be true for data, but Wi-Fi and Bluetooth won’t drain your phone’s battery. Instead, enabling airplane mode is a better solution because it will disable battery-draining apps and can be especially useful when traveling in areas with no signal.
If you think that the best case scenario for charging your iPhone is to remove it as soon as it reaches 100% during the day, then you are wrong. The company has predicted and informs that the best charging can be done at night.
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