New Yorkers: Authorities Warn Of “NameDrop” Feature On IOS 17
If you own an iPhone that has recently been updated to iOS 17, law enforcement agencies warn of “NameDrop” which unintentionally shares contact information.
Technology
New Yorkers are Leading the Charge With Smart Homes
Smart home technology is on the rise in New York, with Secure Data Recovery’s study proving the state has the most smart homes.
New York State Bans Use of Facial Recognition in Schools
In a move that prioritizes student privacy and addresses concerns over potential risks and biases, NYS has banned facial recognition technology in schools.
New York Emerges as an AI Enthusiast State
New Yorkers are intrigued by Artificial intelligence, making New York one of the top states to embrace it.
First Major Cyberattack Launched by Cornell Student in New York
Today, cyberattacks are nothing but in 1988 nobody knew what one was - until a student at Upstate New York's Cornell University unleashed a beast.
Americans Are Obsessively Connected To Work and It’s Sad
If you feel anxiety when you get a work email or text after hours and don't immediately reply to it, you might be an American.
Whose Fault Is It if Your Phone Wakes You Up?
Whose fault is it that you were awakened—yours or the person who woke you up?
Why Are Electrical Outlets In Doctor’s Offices And Medical Buildings Upside Down?
Next time you're in your Doctor's office, take a look at all the electrical outlets. More than likely they are upside down compared to the outlets in your home. Ever wonder why?
Guess What? Technology Might Not Be Turning Our Kids Into Mushy Brained Zombies
Horrified at the thought that your kid might be turning into a mushy-brained zombie thanks to technology? Yeah, that's probably not even remotely the case.
Devices Are Destroying Your Concentration
We're interrupted by phones, tablets, and laptops every twelve minutes on average, which begs the question--are we really getting any work done at all?