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Saturday, 16 December 2023

The Morning After: The sad end of E3

It's Saturday morning and I'm still thinking about the end of E3, once the biggest gaming show on earth, and the teenage dream destination for many Gen Z / Millennial gamers, by which I mean: me. Will there be a gaming (or tech) show in 2024 that will match my enthusiasm (in the past) for E3? Probably not.

Apple is also testing out improved anti-theft software for iPhone users — just don't get your phone stolen before the feature gets out of beta.

This week:

 ðŸŽ®ðŸ˜µ E3 is officially dead

📲🥷 iOS 17.3’s Stolen Device Protection will make life harder for iPhone thieves

🥚🤖 Tesla's latest Optimus robot can handle an egg without breaking it

And read this:

Social media account takeovers continue to happen, and with many reliant on platforms like Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for their income, an attack can derail everything. High-level hackers still tend to seek entities with deep pockets, targeting them with highly complicated attacks. But much of the cyber criminality today is social engineering jobs, aimed at mid-level creators with less experience (and resources). Katie Malone reports on how some victims have lost much to social engineering hacks.

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