A security bug in Apple's Hide My Email feature, designed to protect user privacy by masking real email addresses, has been discovered and verified by researchers. The flaw allows the real email addresses behind the disposable ones to be revealed, putting users' anonymity at risk. The researcher who found the bug reported it to Apple over a year ago, but it remains unpatched. This vulnerability could expose users to privacy breaches, especially since linked personal details can be found on public people-search sites. Apple has faced similar privacy issues before, and this incident raises concerns about the company's commitment to its privacy promises.
WhiteBIT, Europe's largest crypto exchange by traffic, has introduced TradeFi, a new trading category that allows users to trade traditional financial instruments such as commodities, stocks, and ETFs through perpetual futures contracts within the cr...
Microsoft is preparing to lay off fewer than 5,500 employees, mainly from sales, consulting, and Xbox gaming divisions, as part of cost-cutting amid growing AI infrastructure expenses. This would be the third major layoff round in just over a year, f...
In the first half of 2026, the technology sector showed strong gains globally, with international tech stocks significantly outperforming U.S. counterparts. Emerging market tech stocks led with over 90% growth, followed by European tech stocks rising...
President Donald Trump's 2026 financial disclosure, released by the U.S. government, reveals a significant expansion of his financial empire. The 927-page report, nearly four times longer than last year's, details extensive holdings in stocks, real e...
The article presents a $100,000 dividend-focused portfolio centered on the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD), enhanced by 10 high-yield stocks and select funds to achieve a 5.91% weighted average dividend yield, nearly double SCHD's 3.27%. The p...
