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Day: September 3, 2019
Tesla Malfunction Locks Out Owners Who Depended on App for Entry, Forces Them to Scramble …
Some Tesla users who rely on the app to gain entry to their Model 3 were … A Tesla spokesperson confirmed to Gizmodo that Tesla's app was … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
UPS introduces hybrid, long-range trucks that change modes based on where they are
UPS is introducing 15 new vehicles to its U.K. fleet that offer extended driving range versus traditional EVs, but that are also capable of operating in fully electric mode when required to do so, as in emission-free zones and dense city cores. The trucks, developed […]
PureVPN backs up no log claim with independent audit
Audits are becoming a trend in the VPN industry as providers look to legitimize their claims and PureVPN is the latest company to undergo an independent audit. PureVPN is committed to the online privacy and security of its users and as part of that commitment, […]
Have Instagram Influencers Ruined Travel For An Entire Generation?
What a great platform Instagram has been for influencers to show off the worlds best destinations. Inspiring wanderlust and uncovering new hidden gems. Then, almost overnight, everyone seemed to want to do the same thing. Become an influencer, whilst missing the part about actually being […]
Is your Google Calendar flooded with spam? Google says it’s working on it
If you opened up Google Calendar sometime in the last few weeks only to find your schedule filled with things like “WIN A FREE iPHONE!” or “CHEAP RAYBANS HERE”, you’re by no means the only one. Spammers have found a way to trick Google Calendar […]
Google emerges as target of a new state attorneys general antitrust probe
[Facebook, Google and other big tech giants are about to face a 'reckoning,' state attorneys … from Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google about the business practices. (Amazon founder Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post.). social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
Air Force-Affiliated Researchers Want to Let AI Launch NukesAI & Surroundings
A pair of researchers associated with the U.S. Air Force want to give nuclear codes to an artificial intelligence. Air Force Institute of Technology associate dean Curtis McGiffin and Louisiana Tech Research Institute researcher Adam Lowther, also affiliated with the Air Force, co-wrote an article […]
A High-End Smartphone Without The High-End Price Tag
It’s not often that a smartphone comes along that packs in all the bells and whistles we’ve come to know and love – err demand – in a smart device, that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. But, that’s exactly what the Axon 10 […]
From the front lines of climate change, Arctic Youth Ambassador Gabriel Stenek shares one village’s story
From the front lines of climate change, Arctic Youth Ambassador Gabriel Stenek shares one village’s story <img width=”660″ height=”495″ alt=”” src=”https://c402277.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/photos/17707/images/simple_style_full/10829_JH__132.jpg?1567518571″ /> <img src=”https://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/WWFStories/~4/9kCNSfNuViM” height=”1″ width=”1″ alt=””/><br> Published September 03, 2019 at 06:00AM View on Worldwildlife.org