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As I look out onto my backyard, fall is in full swing. My lawn is covered in leaves, and my trees are starting to look bare. While I don’t mind the golden and russet colors scattered on my lawn, I know I need to clear the leaves to keep my grass healthy.

Claude uncovered thousands of supposedly deleted photos and hidden facial images on smartphones.

Halloween is fast approaching, and my home is — embarrassingly — still very much in Summer Mode. That’s all about to change, though, because I’ve just discovered IKEA’s 2026 Halloween range. It’s packed with spooky-but-cute ornaments, tableware, and soft furnishings at the kind of affordable prices you’d expect from the Swedish homeware titan.

If you need more proof that our lives are quickly turning into a ‘Mission Impossible’ movie, we present to you the latest news coming from OpenAI.

Pinterest probably doesn’t need your car’s VIN, but General Motors’ apps were sending it there anyway — and to Snap, Yahoo, Meta, Google and the data broker Acxiom. At least, that’s according to a recent study from Northeastern University, which tested 21 late-model cars and 30 automaker apps on Consumer Reports’ fleet between October 2024…

After officials in Florida’s St. Lucie County opted to end use of Flock cameras and began removing them, they discovered several devices that were not connected to any local agencies. The Washington Post reported that the county leaders thought they had 52 cameras, but found 14 additional ones that were unaccounted for and unpermitted.

New data from Seagate has claimed AI is increasing the business importance of stored information while exposing weaknesses in infrastructure readiness.

Does technological progress necessarily mean replacing old gear? New research from Ensono claims businesses are keeping hold of legacy tech, with older systems extended and upgraded to support modern applications.

A new UI that features the interfaces will debut in the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickups.