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The accessory manufacturer Genki wanted to draw attention to itself with speculative render images of the Switch 2. Now Nintendo is filing a lawsuit.

The Belgian e-bike manufacturer Cowboy has launched a recall for the step-through model C4 ST (MR). Owners should no longer use it.

Since April, Poland has had a far-reaching ban on photographing of of thousands of objects, including bridges. The Foreign Office is now also issuing a warning.

Chinese researchers have used drones to inoculate clouds with silver iodide to produce rain. The precise maneuvering of the drones safeguards the measures.

The crawling of Git configuration files represents a potential security risk. Greynoise is registering more and more such incidents.

It was already known that the US government uses Signal extensively. Now there was a hint that this was probably done via a modified app. It was cracked.

According to the Trump administration, NASA should focus on moon and Mars missions. The SLS giant rocket is on the brink of collapse and job cuts are imminent.

OpenAI dominates AI via Microsoft & Apple. The DMA falls short – Europe needs rules, freedom of choice and real alternatives, says Hartmut Gieselmann.

It is child's play to order prescription and addictive drugs online or to obtain prescriptions for them. The risks involved.

Canon is reissuing an old lens for the RF mount, Sigma's Supertele is finally making an appearance, and "Content Credentials" are available to almost everyone.

Uber is working with the start-up Momenta to introduce robotaxi services outside the USA and China. In Europe, the vehicles should be on the road from 2026.

Parents can use Family Link to control how their children use Google services. They were informed by email that their children can also use a chatbot.

Criminals are currently trying to lure victims with calls from the telephone network or via WhatsApp. Callers should hang up.

The government has published guidelines for the "responsible and safe" use of AI in the federal administration. Everything should be verifiable.

The Document Foundation celebrates the 20th anniversary of adoption of ODF as an OASIS standard. This promotes global digital independence and interoperability.

A study for the German government was to calculate how much is monitored by the state. The researchers were not allowed to know everything.

New previews of FritzOS 8.10 for the 7590, 7590 AX and 6591 Cable offer more options for Internet fallback connections, for example.

The overview contains small but interesting reports on OpenAI, JetBrains, V8, Google Auth, dbForge, OpenAPI Tools, pnpm, NiFi and Akka.

The electronic patient file is intended to provide older people with a better overview of their diagnoses. However, many need help using it.