Australia sells $89 camera glasses raising privacy fears; Victoria phases out Montessori/Steiner schools; Iran denies Trump’s negotiation plans; sport news includes FIFA, cycling and sailing.
Kmart's Anko-branded $89 camera glasses have sold out across Australia, prompting a digital rights expert to label them a "privacy nightmare." The affordable smart glasses, similar to Meta Ray-Bans, raise concerns about non-consensual filming and the inadequacy of current privacy laws.
India's Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) has condemned a government order directing GitHub to remove repositories for Jack Dorsey’s BitChat app, calling it unconstitutional and a threat to free speech. The government's cybercrime agency cited BitChat's potential use for bypassing internet shutdowns and evading surveillance.
Review of the top 10 Private Label Rights (PLR) websites for marketers and business owners, highlighting their features, pricing, pros, and cons to help choose the best fit.
Samantha Ruth Prabhu's action-comedy drama 'Maa Inti Bangaram' has released to a good audience response and box office figures. JioHotstar has reportedly acquired the OTT streaming rights, with a potential digital release in late July or early August 2026, depending on theatrical performance.
Sony has refuted rumors suggesting its new DRM system would require PlayStation game licenses to be checked every 30 days. The company clarified that a one-time online check after purchase is sufficient for perpetual access.
Sony has finally stepped in to clear up the growing confusion around a new DRM (Digital Rights Management) system on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles. Users reported that the system's latest updates seemingly introduced a requirement to go online once every 30 days to validate game licenses, but Sony now says this is false. […]
