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Free hacking continues to make headlines. A cybercriminal involved in the cyberattack now claims that subscriber data was never sold to the highest bidder.
Read Free Hack: Was the Data Really Sold? A pirate sows doubt
Amazon has found a loophole in the law which imposes delivery charges on Books: by offering to deliver books to collection points rather than directly to the customer, the distribution giant no longer has to pay the 3 € shipping costs. But the government doesn't see it that way.
Read Mandatory shipping costs: Amazon finds a loophole in the law and delivers books for free again
Intermarché mistakenly alerted its customers about a data leak. In an email sent to certain customers, the brand mentioned unauthorized access which allowed hackers to consult personal data. The brand announced a password change to all users affected by the cyberattack.
Read Data leak: Intermarché sows panic by mistake
After France, Australia also wants to better protect minors on social networks. A bill has been announced: it will prohibit those under 16 from accessing platforms, with the latter responsible for enforcing age verification measures. Which ones? No age limit system has yet been adopted, a headache that France knows well.
Read Australia wants to ban social networks for under 16s, without explaining how
If you're looking forward to some improvements for your Google Pixel, you'll be happy to know that the first monthly Android 15 update has just arrived this November.
Read Google Pixel: November update for Android 15 is here, what's new?
Video of the day
Netflix has just launched a new function that allows you to share an extract from a film or TV series. The tool is quite limited, but it has the merit of existing. Maeva has all the details.
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