YouTube raising minimum age for live streaming to 16
Starting July 22, YouTube will require users to be at least 16 years old to live stream on their own, tightening safety restrictions for teen creators.
AT&T settles data breach lawsuits for $177 million: What customers need to know about settlement payments
The $177 million settlement received preliminary approval late last week.
Trump Mobile removes 'made in the USA' from smartphone website
Eric Trump said last week that Trump Mobile phones will be made in the U.S., though experts quickly questioned how that was possible.
Gilbert Public Schools issues phone ban for K-8 students
Gilbert Public Schools announced a K-8 phone ban, and a "No Cell Bell to Bell" ban for high school students. Most parents FOX 10 spoke with are in support of the new policies.
Phone ban announced for Gilbert Public Schools
Gilbert Public Schools is banning K-8 students from using phones and enacted a "No Cell Bell to Bell" policy for high schoolers. FOX 10's Lauren Clark found most parents are on board with the new rules.
AI willing to let humans die, blackmail to avoid shutdown, report finds
In simulated corporate scenarios, leading AI models—including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini—engaged in blackmail, leaked information, and let humans die when facing threats to their autonomy, a new Anthropic study found.
Carvonix: Luxury car app developed in Scottsdale helps enthusiasts connect online
Car enthusiasts in Arizona now have a new way to connect online through a new app developed right here in the Valley.
Passwords data breach: What to do if your account was affected
Here are some tips for managing your cyber security risk as we’re still learning more about the reported largest data breach in history involving 16 billion passwords.
16 billion passwords leaked
A massive data breach has compromised more than 16 billion passwords linked to Google, Apple, Facebook, and other major platforms.
16 billion passwords leaked in Google, Facebook, Apple massive data breach: What we know
Sensitive information including logins to social media accounts was among the data exposed in what some believe is the largest breach in U.S. history.
Scammers using AI to steal college financial aid: What we know
Victims of identity theft who discover loans fraudulently taken out in their names must go through months of calling colleges, the federal government and loan servicers to get the debt erased.
Streaming eclipses cable and broadcast as most watched form of TV, data shows
Netflix remained the No. 1 platform for paid subscriptions, while YouTube Main gained popularity as a free streaming platform option.
Iran may hit US with 'high-impact' cyberattack as Israel tensions rise, expert warns
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei threatened an "all-out war" if America intervened alongside Israel.
Almost 40% of remote workers admit using technology to look busy when they are not, study shows
Remote employees have the flexibility to work at their own pace, but a new study finds that some are using specific resources to look more productive than they are.
Cancer could be detected three years before diagnosis with experimental blood test
Test could detect tumors earlier when they are more curable, researchers say.
Blackberry phones are making a comeback
For many, smartphones were a gamechanger, but now, people of the generation that grew up with them say smartphones are old news. Meanwhile, some of them are turning to a phone that many of us are familiar with from the past. Reporter Arthur Chi'en has more on why some in the Gen Z cohort are going for Blackberries.
WhatsApp to start showing ads: What to know
WhatsApp announced it will begin displaying ads in the app’s Updates tab as part of Meta’s effort to generate more revenue.
Southwest adds 'powerful' cockpit alert system to detect runway danger
Southwest Airlines is in the process of outfitting all of its Boeing 737 planes with new technology aimed to improve safety on runways.
Trump Mobile: What we know about mobile phone company
The Trump family has announced a new business venture, licensing its name to a mobile phone and service called T1 Mobile.
States take legal action as 23andMe attempts to sell customer genetic information amid bankruptcy
Several states have joined a lawsuit against 23andme. They say bankruptcy shouldn't allow the genetic testing company to sell sensitive customer data.