Java 27 Released: G1 Garbage Collector Becomes Default, Post-Quantum TLS Security Added
Java 27 launches September 15 with G1 garbage collector as default, post-quantum TLS security, and improved memory efficiency.
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Microsoft Cracks Down on AI Token Spending with Cost Controls
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ChatGPT Now Shows Ads in Brazil: What You Need to Know
ChatGPT introduces ads in Brazil for free and Go plan users 18+. OpenAI protects privacy and model independence.
Android Apps Secretly Sharing User Location Data With Advertisers
Android apps leak precise location data to advertisers through inherited SDK permissions. 60M+ users affected.
Linux Market Share Artificially Inflated by AI Bots—Real Numbers Are Much Lower
Linux's 10.6% US desktop share was inflated by AI bots. Real human usage is only 4.7%, according to Cloudflare data.
ChainDrop Attack Compromises 1,300+ npm Packages With 2 Billion Monthly Downloads
ChainDrop attack compromises 1,300+ npm packages with 2B downloads, stealing credentials and data from GitHub, AWS, Kubernetes, and cloud services.
Oracle Bans AI-Generated Content from OpenJDK—But Its Own CTO Says AI Writes Most of Oracle's Code
Oracle prohibits AI-generated code in OpenJDK contributions, citing security and IP risks—despite its CTO claiming AI writes most Oracle code.
Alibaba Launches Qwen 3.8-Max, a 2.4 Trillion-Parameter AI Model for Code and Long Tasks
Alibaba's Qwen 3.8-Max features 2.4 trillion parameters and specializes in software engineering tasks. Available via Alibaba Cloud's Model Studio next week.
Microsoft Plans Windows 11 Optimizations for 8GB RAM Systems
Microsoft optimizes Windows 11 for 8GB RAM with WinUI updates and native app improvements coming this year.
WhatsApp Mass Account Ban: Meta Blocks Thousands Globally Without Clear Reason
WhatsApp blocks thousands of accounts globally citing suspicious activity. Meta acknowledges the issue and works to restore accounts.
Australia's Social Media Ban for Teens Falls Short: 80% of Under-16s Still Active
Australia's teen social media ban enforcement struggles as 80% of under-16s bypass restrictions despite new regulations.