In a recent interview with the Washington Post, Mosseri referred to the idea as “the right thing to do.” Facebook and its social networking subset Instagram have come under fire in recent years for their lack of control over abusing content and disseminating misleading information. The new documents found by Wall Street Journal show that Facebook has prioritized growth over safety, leading to less observation over users and contents. Moreover, the lack of sufficient observation in the countries outside of the United States made Facebook and Instagram a safe platform for criminal and authoritarian regimes....

Many startup entrepreneurs in the U.S are embracing the use of cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin, when starting a new business. Even some states have embraced cryptocurrency by creating their own, like the state of Florida, for example. Research states that Miami will launch a cryptocurrency with the purpose of raising additional funds for local projects. MiamiCoin (MIA), according to city officials, will enable the city to expand its economy and create significant cash....

Alleged specifications of the Xperia 5 IV were recently posted on Weibo, a popular Chinese microblogging and social media platform. First spotted by the Japanese publication Sumahodigest (via), the post claims the upcoming compact flagship from Sony will feature a 6.1-inch screen. It is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 gen 1 processor. The same chipset also powers the Xperia 1 IV. If you recall, Qualcomm launched the “Plus” variant of its latest smartphone SoC last month....

Researchers at software security company Checkmarx discovered the vulnerability in the Ring Android app. According to the firm, bugs in the app allowed other apps on the same device access to its content. Along with video recordings and geolocation, it could also leak the user’s personal information, including full name, email, phone number, and address. While developers of trusted apps wouldn’t look to exploit this vulnerability, bad actors could trick users to install malicious apps and gain access to the Ring app‘s content....

The latest update for the Galaxy S22 trio in India is rolling out with firmware version S90*EXXS2AVDD. Judging by that build number, the devices aren’t getting anything apart from the security enhancements and some bug fixes. The official changelog also only mentions security improvements. However, the file size of the OTA (over the air) package suggests otherwise. It’s a more than 600MB download, which doesn’t likely contain just the new SMR (Security Maintenance Release)....