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Audio player loading… A nasty bug has been going around affecting iPhone users that can cause the iMessage and FaceTime apps to randomly deactivate with no way to turn them back on. The news comes from various Twitter users including prominent Apple leaker and Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, all of whom detailed their experience with this bug. So far, this problem is limited to users on the T-Mobile and Verizon networks. That may seem like good news at first if the problem is limited to just two networks. However, Verizon and T-Mobile have the widest service networks in the United States, and with over 113 million iPhone users in the U.S., this could be a major problem. Problem with eSIM The problem is specifically affecting the eSIM chip, according to 9 To 5 Mac . The eSIM chip allows people to set up and activate their phones on a network via software without having to use a physical SIM card or visit a carrier store. And if you don’t recall, … [Read more...] about Nasty Apple bug reportedly killing FaceTime on iPhones

Des hackers white hat ont réussi à compromettre Windows 11 à trois reprises et en moins de 24 heures, lors d'un concours de piratage récemment organisé. De quoi soulever des questions sur la sécurité du système d’exploitation. Le troisième et dernier jour du concours Pwn2Own a vu trois participants distincts utiliser des vulnérabilités de type "zero-day" pour percer l’ultime interface de Microsoft. Le premier participant (nghiadt12, œuvrant pour le compte de Viettel Cyber Security, filiale de l’armée vietnamienne) a réussi à détourner la configuration des privilèges de Windows 11, via Integer Overflow. Ses concurrents, Bruno Pujos et vnhthp1712 de REverse Tactics (société parisienne de conseil en sécurité informatique), ont utilisé les vulnérabilités Use-After-Free et Improper Access Control pour escalader les mêmes privilèges sur le terminal cible. Hacking utile Pendant toute la durée de Pwn2Own 2022, un total de 17 concurrents est parvenu à pirater Windows 11 à … [Read more...] about Windows 11 n’est pas aussi fiable que vous le pensez

Audio player loading… Roku streaming devices are loaded with pretty much every channel you'll ever need. All of which are searchable right from the Roku Channel Store home menu. But while Roku's forward-facing UI is both responsive and intuitive, there's a surprising amount of data, info and settings under the hood, a lot of which you can access if you know how. That's due to a surprising number of Roku hidden menus you can check out on all the best Roku streaming devices , all accessible via strings of button inputs on your Roku remote, kind of like entering a cheat code in a video game. After testing these codes out for ourselves, we were surprised that they actually worked, yet delighted at how useful some of them actually are. That brings us to the topic of this guide. We've highlighted five of the most useful Roku hidden menus, all of which offer fantastic functions and insight, leading to even greater control over your Roku streaming stick or device. Read on, then, … [Read more...] about 5 secret Roku menus to get to know your streaming device better than ever

Audio player loading… Apple replaced iTunes with the Music app in macOS Catalina , but it's still available in Windows 10 and Windows 11 - and it’s just had a new update. Apple's music library app is likely how you first came across the company and the iPod - like when I bought the third-generation iPod in 2004. Managing music libraries and buying content on the iTunes Store was ahead of its time, but since most of us listen to music with streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify these days, iTunes has become a distant, and regrettable, memory. Except for Windows users, where Apple is holding off turning iTunes into a dedicated Music app , as it has done on macOS. The new update is just bug fixes, but it's not good enough anymore. Indeed, iTunes for Windows is looking more outdated with every passing year. It’s time for Apple to take another look at this strategy, especially as Apple Music is available on Android devices . … [Read more...] about Apple punishes Windows 11 users with new iTunes update, just in time for WWDC

Audio player loading… The Steam Deck has received a fresh update which introduces a number of tweaks, including something that many gamers have been hankering for – namely per-game performance settings. This means that you can now implement performance settings for individual games, so specific titles can be tuned based on your exact needs, and you don’t have to constantly reapply appropriate frame rate limits or refresh rate caps (and other bits and pieces) every time you play. If you don’t specify any individual settings, any given game will simply revert to using the default system performance choices as normal. As Valve explains , how it works is when you’re running a game, you head to Quick Access Menu > Performance > Advanced View, and then switch on the per-game settings – whatever performance settings are tweaked will then be saved for that game, and automatically applied when you next fire up the title. As ever, the client update … [Read more...] about The latest Steam Deck update includes a feature that fans have been begging for

You can’t summarize the webcomic Mr. Boop better than its first panel, which emerged out of what felt like the raging id of the internet on February 28, 2020. “My wife Betty Boop is really hot,” says Alec, the strip’s spectacled, grinning protagonist, a cartoon avatar for actual writer and artist Alec Robbins. His wife, you see, is Betty Boop. She’s really hot. At first blush, Mr. Boop might not seem all that different from the webcomics that largely defined the genre’s boom a decade or so ago: imperfectly drawn pan els, constant flirtation with copyright violation, and a horny, endlessly self-indulgent hero based directly on the author. But Robbins isn’t just channeling the tropes of a largely bygone era of fanfiction; he’s weaponizing them, delivering a note-perfect satire of a very specific time on the internet with layers that only reveal themselves as the story unfolds. Over 216 comic strips, several videos, and one alarming free-to-play visual novel , Robbins — a … [Read more...] about Mr. Boop, the psychosexual webcomic that is a scathing critique of copyright