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Consumer Tech

Instagram's AI Profile Rule Has No Date and No Detection Method

The rule binds creators who were going to be honest. The operator running a synthetic persona for fraud has every reason to skip a label, and no detection method has been described.

1 Sep 2026 · 7 min read
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Consumer Tech

He Beat an Energy Firm With £175 of AI. The Facts Won It.

The AI researched the case law and he checked every citation existed. What it actually bought was not legal advantage but the ability to afford defending a £1,091 claim.

1 Sep 2026 · 7 min read
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Consumer Tech

Toyota's Hands-Off 2028 System Is Still Level 2, and the Driver Is Liable

Level 2++ is not a level. It is an industry coinage for the capable end of Level 2, and what defines Level 2 is not how much the car does but who is legally driving.

31 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
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Consumer Tech

Waymo's Software Injured 16 Test Drivers. The Record Says Transdev.

Every public argument about robotaxi safety concerns passengers and pedestrians. The only injuries anyone has counted happened to the people in the driver's seat, and they are logged against a staffing company.

31 Aug 2026 · 8 min read
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Consumer Tech

New Jersey's Robotaxi Bill Would Exclude Tesla Without Naming It

S1677 mentions no manufacturer and mandates no technology. It requires a camera system plus two further sensing modalities, and exactly one major operator has none of the second kind.

30 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
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Consumer Tech

ChatGPT's Temporary Chats Can Now Read Your Memory and Be Saved

A personalised temporary chat uses your memories, custom instructions and plugins while still creating none of its own. Reading and writing have come apart, and the mode is fixed the moment you start the chat.

30 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
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Consumer Tech

Nokia's New $38 Phone Only Works Where 2G Still Runs

The Nokia 300 Charge launched first in the Philippines with a 40-day standby claim and a port that charges other devices. Western coverage filed it under digital detox; it has no radio above 2G, which decides both its market and its lifespan.

30 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
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Consumer Tech

London's Robotaxis Are Late Because the Regulator Has Not Written the Rules

Uber and Wayve, Waymo and Baidu are all stalled at the same point, and it is not engineering. Transport for London has not published the guidance operators must satisfy, and no vehicle has DVSA approval.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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Consumer Tech

Meta Fixed the Smart Glasses LED Bypass. The LED Was Never the Problem.

Covering the capture light mid-recording no longer works, which closes a real loophole. Deliberate concealment was never the reason a few millimetres of light fails as notice to the person being filmed.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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Consumer Tech

A Phone Sold on Child Safety Was Pulled Over Location Exposure

The HMD Fuse pairs on-device nudity detection with continuous location. A researcher found flaws that could expose that location, and sales are paused. Protective features are themselves collection.

29 Aug 2026 · 7 min read
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