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My Gmail storage was almost full, and I had no idea how it happened. I don’t keep thousands of unread emails, and I regularly clear out spam. Still, the warning kept popping up. That’s when I realized the problem wasn’t the number of emails: it was what was inside them. Large attachments, old threads I never cleaned up, and years of forgotten files were occupying space. Instead of upgrading to Google One, I decided to clean up my inbox. Here’s what I did, and what made the biggest difference. Related I turned Gmail into a lightweight task manager and finally…

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OpenClaw has fixed a high-severity security issue that, if successfully exploited, could have allowed a malicious website to connect to a locally running artificial intelligence (AI) agent and take over control. “Our vulnerability lives in the core system itself – no plugins, no marketplace, no user-installed extensions – just the bare OpenClaw gateway, running exactly as documented,” Oasis Security said in a report published this week. The flaw has been codenamed ClawJacked by the cybersecurity company. The attack assumes the following threat model: A developer has OpenClaw set up and running on their laptop, with its gateway, a local WebSocket…

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Many SEO professionals enter freelancing for the same reason: freedom. They dream of fewer meetings, flexible hours, and the ability to choose their own projects.  What they don’t expect? Freelancing isn’t just “SEO without a boss.” It’s SEO plus sales, scoping, contracts, billing, and client management. Without those essential pieces, even the strongest SEOs struggle to make freelancing sustainable.  We’ll break down each step in this process to bridge the gap between dream and reality. By the end of this article, you’ll know exactly how to build a sustainable freelance practice so you can become a digital nomad answering client…

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Robert Triggs / Android AuthorityThe latest flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset is blazing fast in benchmarks, and with more smartphones equipped with the chip now hitting the market, we’re starting to see whether these purported gains hold up in real-world workloads.Looking specifically at graphics and gaming, Qualcomm claims 23% better graphics performance and up to 20% lower power consumption versus last year. Benchmark results back this up; this year’s flagship phones fly past their predecessors, suggesting a truly next-gen experience even over models that are only a year old. However, some phones have proven pretty hot under…

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AuthMind has announced that its platform offers enhanced capabilities to address the fast-growing security concerns surrounding vaults, secrets managers, and AI-driven workloads. Since its founding, AuthMind has focused on securing identity access and execution paths across agentic AI, non-human identities (NHIs), and human users, enabling enterprises to observe what identities actually do across cloud, network and infrastructure environments. As adoption of agentic AI and automation accelerates, the identity-to-secret attack surface has expanded, increasing the urgency for deeper observability into vault and secret ecosystems. Vaults and secrets managers securely store credentials, but they do not detect misuse once secrets are retrieved,…

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We may earn a commission from links on this page. Ultrahuman just launched its newest ring, the Ultrahuman Ring Pro. While it’s not yet available in the U.S., I’m excited for this to come to the market. The real game changer here isn’t what’s on the ring, but what Ultrahuman has managed to do with the charging case—that is, a lot more than just charging. Specs of the Ultrahuman Ring ProAccording to Ultrahuman, the new ring retails for $429 and has: 15-day battery life—that’s more than RingConn’s battery life and about double Oura’sStorage for 250 days of dataWhole sizes 5 to 14A…

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A Chrome extension named “QuickLens – Search Screen with Google Lens” has been removed from the Chrome Web Store after it was compromised to push malware and attempt to steal crypto from thousands of users. QuickLens was initially published as a Chrome extension that lets users run Google Lens searches directly in their browser. The extension grew to roughly 7,000 users and, at one point, received a featured badge from Google. However, on February 17, 2026, a new version 5.8 was released that contained malicious scripts that introduced ClickFix attacks and info-stealing functionality for those using the extension. The malicious QuickLens extension Security…

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Love, horror, adventure, and everything in between: this March, Netflix is giving us a diverse collection of shows and movies to look forward to. Whether you want to kick back for a relaxing watch or sit at the edge of your seat, there’s something you can stream every day. While you can expect the return of some classic Netflix titles, March will also see the release of some exciting new shows that you don’t want to miss out on. Here are some shows to add to your watch list this month. Vladimir Vladimir is a dark comedy-drama about a middle-aged…

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A 24-year-old Chilean national has been extradited to the US over his alleged role in running a cybercrime operation that involved the trafficking of payment card data. The suspect, Alex Rodrigo Valenzuela Monje, allegedly known online as VAL4K, was arraigned in Utah federal court on charges of trafficking in unauthorized access devices and unlawful transfer of means of identification to facilitate criminal conduct. The charges stem from his alleged operation of an illicit online card shop selling stolen credit card data. Valenzuela Monje is accused of running Telegram channels named MacacoCC Collective and Novato Carding from at least May 2021…

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I get distracted embarrassingly easily. As I’m writing this, a Replit ad playing before a podcast has already pulled my attention away. The lamp on my desk has 16 different colors, and it’s starting to feel like cycling through them is somehow more urgent than completing this paragraph. Now, imagine how different this paragraph would look if I started talking about how easily my phone pulls me in. One notification, or even just one quick “I’ll check this,” and I’m suddenly three hours deep into a TikTok scroll. Like most, I can’t exactly afford to lose hours (or even an…

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