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'Click-To-Cancel' Not Happening, For Now, But There Are Other Ways To Unsubscribe To Things

The rule would also have required companies to disclose when free trials and promotional offers would end and let customers cancel recurring subscriptions as easily as they started them.

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Martin Cooper, 96, who led the team that built the first mobile cellphone, shows a prototype of that phone at his home in San Diego

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Marty Cooper Pioneered The First Cellphone, Which Weighed 4 Pounds! And He Says The Tech Revolution Has Just Begun.

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Outlook Users Experienced An Issue With Email Access

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3I/ATLAS is currently located about 420 million miles away

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Excited Astronomers Tracking Object That Likely Originated Outside Our Solar System

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Microsoft Conducts Another Massive Round Of Layoffs

“They’re focused more and more on AI, cloud and next-generation Microsoft and really looking to cut costs around Xbox and some of the more legacy areas...”

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Members of Cedarville University's Supermileage team stand by its cars in the on-campus lab.

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Worldwide Champs: Cedarville's Supermileage Team Wins At Shell EcoMarathon Americas

“The Shell EcoMarathon is a fantastic opportunity to take what we’re learning in the classroom and apply it to a real-world engineering challenge.”

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Senators Torpedo Plan To Prevent States From Regulating Artificial Intelligence

Proponents of an AI moratorium had argued that a patchwork of state and local AI laws is hindering progress in the AI industry and the ability of U.S. firms to compete with China.

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Cybersecurity experts say ransomware attacks have increased substantially in recent years, especially in the health care sector.

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Cybercrime Financial Losses Up 33% - Christian Cyber Expert Shares Ways To Understand Basic Protection

Cedarville University is designated as a 'National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations' by the National Security Agency (NSA)

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Teams compete using the T1 robots from Booster Robotics during the inaugural RoBoLeague robot soccer competition held in Beijing

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China's Humanoid Robots Stir Up More Soccer Excitement Than Real Players

“In the future, we may arrange for robots to play football with humans. That means we must ensure the robots are completely safe.”

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Microsoft Windows Infamous 'Blue Screen Of Death' Will Look Different

And for PCs that may not restart successfully, Microsoft on Wednesday also said it's adding a “quick machine recovery” mechanism.

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A student talks with art teacher Lindsay Johnson about how to ask Canva for help during a summer class at Roosevelt Middle School in River Forest, Ill.

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ChatGPT And Other AI Tools Are Changing Teaching Profession

Respondents who use AI tools weekly estimate they save them about six hours a week, suggesting the technology could help alleviate teacher burnout

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Small section of the observatory's total view of the Virgo cluster stars space

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Largest Digital Camera Ever Shares New Images Of Spectacular Space

The observatory hopes to image 20 billion galaxies and discover new asteroids and other celestial objects.

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Creepy: Iran Using AI To Frustrate People Calling To Check On Safety Of Loved Ones?

The messages are deeply eerie and disconcerting for Iranians in the diaspora struggling to contact their families

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If you're worried about your account data potentially being exposed in a recent breach, the first thing you can do is change your password

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Report: Billions Of Login Credentials Leaked Online - Do You Need To Take Any Action? Maybe.

That includes user passwords for a range of popular platforms including Google, Facebook and Apple.

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