Meta Discontinues End-to-End Encryption for Instagram DMs

Meta has announced the removal of end-to-end encryption for Instagram direct messages, citing low user adoption as the primary reason.
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Meta has announced the removal of end-to-end encryption for Instagram direct messages, citing low user adoption as the primary reason.

In a significant shift, Google announces changes to its app store fees and policies, aiming to address ongoing legal challenges and enhance competition.

Meta has secured a significant AI licensing deal with News Corp, allowing the use of content from The Wall Street Journal and other brands for AI training and chatbot responses.

Microsoft has issued a warning regarding ongoing OAuth abuse scams that exploit phishing tactics to deliver malware, particularly targeting government and public-sector organizations.

Cisco has announced the rebranding of Pure Storage to Everpure, reflecting a shift in focus towards dynamic data management. Additionally, the company has introduced a redesigned Room Kit Pro G2, emphasizing aesthetics and efficiency.

Indie publisher Finji claims TikTok altered its game advertisements using generative AI without consent, leading to misrepresentation and potential reputational harm.

Palantir Technologies has reported significant expenses related to CEO Alex Karp's air travel, totaling nearly $25 million over two years, raising questions about the company's spending priorities.

Adani announces a $100 billion investment in AI datacenters, aiming for a 2035 completion, while India's Prime Minister Modi emphasizes the nation's potential in AI development.

Cloudflare introduces a Markdown format for AI crawlers, enhancing content accessibility and efficiency for web publishers.

A Red Hat engineer critiques the tech industry's persistent hype cycles, calling out several technologies as overhyped and ineffective.