Samsung’s new budget kingThe Samsung Galaxy A57 sits at the top of the A series right now, boasting of a slimmer design, more powerful SoC, improved AI features, and an IP68 rating. It’s also $50 more expensive than its predecessor though. ProsSlimmer and lighter than the A37Large 6.7-inch AMOLED display and IP68 waterproofingFast wired charging speeds (up to 45W)Triple-camera setup for versatilityFaster SoC and base 8GB of RAMSix generations of Android OS upgradesConsStill no telephoto cameraNo wireless charging supportNo change in battery capacity A minor upgrade over Galaxy A36The Galaxy A37 looks like a decent enough budget pick on paper…
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For most of the history of paid search, performance measurement followed a clear cause-and-effect relationship. Advertisers controlled the inputs inside their campaigns like bid strategies, keyword and campaign structure, ad copy, and landing pages. All these factors contributed to conversion performance in some shape or form. When performance changed, the explanation was usually traceable. For example, a new keyword theme improved conversion rates. Or, a bidding strategy increased efficiency. That simple cause-and-effect framework is breaking down in real time, and has been for a while. Over the past several months, Google has accelerated its transition toward AI-driven campaign types like…
Consent prompt appears even in projects without Vercel configurationPlugin delivers consent requests through system-level instruction injectionBash commands are captured fully, including sensitive environment detailsA developer examining the Vercel plugin inside Claude Code found that a telemetry consent request appeared unexpectedly during unrelated work.The project contained no Vercel configuration files or dependencies, yet the system still asked whether prompt data could be shared.The request stated that “anonymous usage data” was already being collected, followed by an option to include prompt text as well.Article continues below You may like Instead of appearing as a standard interface element, the consent request was delivered…
Rockstar Games has suffered a data breach linked to a recent security incident at Anodot, with the ShinyHunters extortion gang now leaking the stolen data on its data leak site. The threat actors claim the data was taken from Snowflake environments using authentication tokens stolen during a recent Anodot security incident. They have now published what they say is Rockstar Games data containing more than 78.6 million records. “Your Snowflake instances metrics data was compromised thanks to Anodot.com,” reads a listing on the ShinyHunters extortion site. Rockstar Games listed on ShinyHunters extortion siteSource: BleepingComputer Rockstar Games did not respond to multiple…
Claude has been the AI tool everyone and their mother have been talking about lately. While only developers seemed to talk about it up until a few months ago, hundreds of thousands of everyday users have since flocked to it. There are a lot of factors contributing to this sudden uptick: the Pentagon x OpenAI deal, Anthropic’s stance on AI safety, the fact that Claude keeps getting useful and practical features, Claude Code, and the growing sense among users that Claude simply gets what you’re asking for. However, all of this growth has come with a major consequence that’s trickled…
Booking.com has notified some customers that hackers may have accessed information associated with their travel reservations. In notifications shared online by users, the Amsterdam-based online travel platform said an unauthorized third party may have accessed information such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, and details users shared with accommodations. Contacted by SecurityWeek, Booking.com clarified that customer accounts have not been breached. The company said it detected some “suspicious activity involving unauthorized third parties being able to access some of our guests’ booking information”. However, it has not provided any clarification on the incident, and it remains unclear whether its systems…
Google is changing how Google Analytics and Google Ads share consent signals — a shift that could have major implications for marketers’ tracking setups starting this summer. What’s happening. Beginning June 15th, Google Ads data collection will rely solely on the ad_storage consent setting, removing a layer of complexity that previously came from linked Google Analytics configurations. Until now, ad data flows between Analytics and Ads were influenced by both Consent Mode and Google Signals settings inside GA. That created confusion for marketers, especially because some of the controls were buried in Analytics settings rather than clearly surfaced in ad…
After rolling out AirDrop support for the Quick Share app, it looks like Google is now working on borrowing yet another sharing feature from Apple. For reference, iPhone users can tap their devices against one another to transmit contact information, images, videos, and more. Google is building an equivalent, and it is finally starting to take shape. Related Google takes another cue from AirDrop to improve Quick Share Tap to share contacts, files, and more As of version 26.15.31 of Google Play Services, the updated app code, manually enabled by the folks over at Android Authority, points at a polished…
Paul Jones / Android AuthorityTL;DR Oppo’s Pete Lau and official Weibo teasers have revealed three finishes. The variants range from a brushed sandstone effect in orange to a sophisticated vegan leather in umber and a crystalline ice finish in light blue. The flagship device is scheduled for an official debut on April 21, though full internal specifications remain under wraps. The Oppo Find X9 Ultra is starting to reveal its true colors, literally. Following the initial design glimpses that sparked widespread speculation, Oppo Chief Product Officer Pete Lau has finally shared concrete details regarding the flagship’s aesthetic direction via a…