sábado, 21 de agosto de 2021

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CEO of Saygus smartphone company that never released a phone charged with fraud

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 03:07 PM PDT

Saygus V2
This is the Saygus V2, which authorities say was never released.

A Utah man who touted a revolutionary new smartphone for several years but failed to produce one, has been charged by the US Attorney's office in Utah with securities fraud. a new filing shows. Chad Leon Sayers solicited approximately 300 investors to invest $10 million in Saygus, promising "imminent billion-dollar success," according to the Justice Department.

Instead of using the funds he raised to create the promised smartphone, he paid personal expenses and debts, and paid older investors with funds he raised from newer ones, which the US Attorney's office in Utah called "Ponzi-like." Sayers allegedly spent $2.17 million of the money raised on office rent, about $800,000 of the funds to settle other lawsuits, $500,000 on legal fees,...

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Samsung Pay wallet now lets you store a digital version of a COVID-19 vaccination card

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 02:08 PM PDT

Samsung now lets you store your vaccine card in Samsung Pay | Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge

Samsung devices that support Samsung Pay can now store digital versions of users' COVID-19 vaccination cards, through a partnership with healthcare nonprofit The Commons Project, the smartphone company announced.

Users have to first download the free CommonHealth app from the Google Play store, and follow the instructions to access their COVID-19 vaccine record, from participating pharmacies, health systems, and health providers (not all providers are connected to the system yet). Once the user has access to their COVID-19 credential within the CommonHealth app, they can add it to their Samsung Pay wallet. The Covid-19 Vaccine Pass will then be available on the Samsung Pay app home page.

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Go read this story of why Aaliyah’s ‘One in a Million’ album took 20 years to come to streaming

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 12:21 PM PDT

Aaliyah File Photos
Aaliyah attends the 2000 MTV Movie Awards | Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage

The 1996 album "One in a Million," by Aaliyah finally came to streaming platforms on Friday, almost 20 years after the singer's death in a 2001 plane crash. A huge star in the 1990s and early 2000s, much of Aaliyah's music has been missing from streaming platforms for the past two decades. As Billboard magazine reported in a lengthy feature earlier this month, Aaliyah's uncle, music producer Barry Hankerson, and her estate, controlled by her mother Diane Haughton and brother Rashad Haughton, have been at odds for years.

According to Billboard, Hankerson has made a distribution deal to release the entire catalog of Blackground Records— which includes Aaliyah's music as well as recordings from other artists including Timbaland & Magoo,...

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China passes new privacy law aimed at protecting users’ personal data

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 09:08 AM PDT

China has passed a user data privacy law | Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge

China has passed a new privacy law aimed at protecting users' personal data, state media reported. The new law comes as Chinese tech firms have come under renewed scrutiny in the country, and sets rules around how companies handle users' information. The law takes effect on November 1st.

The law—formally called the Personal Information Protection Law— was passed by China's legislature on Friday, Reuters reported, and calls for companies to get users' consent before collecting personal data, and has rules for how companies should ensure users' data is protected when it's transferred outside of China. Tech companies that handle personal information must have a designated person tasked with overseeing its protection, and companies must...

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Clubhouse removed personal info from users’ accounts in Afghanistan as a safety measure

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 08:37 AM PDT

Clubhouse has removed some info from users in Afghanistan as a safety measure | Clubhouse

Social audio app Clubhouse has joined other social platforms in taking steps to protect the privacy and safety of its users in Afghanistan. Earlier this week, the platform reset tens of thousands of its Afghan users' bios and photos, and made their accounts more difficult to discover in search. A spokesperson for Clubhouse said the actions didn't affect the users' followers, and all of the changes can be reversed if a user prefers.

Clubhouse has also been reminding its Afghan users that it does allow pseudonyms for human rights or safety purposes. The company consulted with free expression and violent extremism...

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Judge rules California Prop 22 gig workers law is unconstitutional

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 06:36 AM PDT

App-based drivers from Uber and Lyft protest in a caravan in front of City Hall in Los Angeles on October 22, 2020 where elected leaders hold a conference urging voters to reject on the November 3 election, Proposition 22, that would classify app-based drivers as independent contractors and not employees or agents
Drivers held a protest against Prop 22 in October. The measure passed in November, however. | Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images

California's gig workers law, which allows companies like Uber and Lyft to treat workers as independent contractors— not employees— has been ruled unconstitutional and unenforceable by a judge. Voters approved the law as ballot initiative Proposition 22 in November, with companies like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash spending more than $200 million to campaign for the measure. Labor organizations, including the Service Employees International Union, opposed it.

California Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch ruled Friday that the law illegally "limits the power of a future legislature to define app-based drivers as workers subject to workers' compensation law," adding that "The entirety of Proposition 22 is unenforceable." He also ruled that it was...

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The Apple Watch Series 6 is $75 off at Amazon and Walmart today

Posted: 21 Aug 2021 06:22 AM PDT

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This weekend, it's not just the red Apple Watch Series 6 getting a discount. | Vjeran Pavic / The Verge

The red Apple Watch Series 6 has already seen an array of big discounts, but you don't always get nice pricing on the more subtle colorways. Amazon and Walmart are both currently offering $75 off the handsome navy-colored watch, as well as the white model, bringing them down to $325. Walmart also has a few more colors available at the same price, and both offer the red at an additional $6 markdown. In addition to a myriad of fun colors, Apple's latest and greatest wearable also offers built-in sleep tracking, a blood oxygen sensor, and an always-on display. Read our review.

Amazon and Google may be paving the way toward a smarter home, but not every device under the sun touts smart capabilities yet. Luckily, there are devices like...

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