🧵 1. If GPS fails, Mesa Quantum has a backup plan. Technology to minimize flight delays, unsafe truck routes, and power grid disruptions worldwide. #tech

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🧵 5. Honor claims top market share in Western Europe amid fierce competition in the foldable phone segment, aiming to expand Magic V3 availability globally.

🧵 4. Global demand for foldable smartphones is on the rise, indicated by a 48% year-on-year growth in shipments in Q2 2024, especially in Western Europe and Asia Pacific.

🧵 3. With the Magic Portal feature, users can effortlessly transfer information across apps on the Honor Magic V3, enhancing user experience and functionality.

🧵 2. The Honor Magic V3 boasts a slim 9.2mm profile when closed, compared to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold6 at 12.1mm, emphasizing design and innovation.

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🧵 5. Malvertising continues to evolve, with ads becoming more realistic and deceptive, posing a significant threat to unsuspecting users.

🧵 4. Corporate employees are also at risk; recent examples involve big companies like Lowe's and fake Salesforce-owned Slack ads.

🧵 3. Various brands are targeted for phishing or malware through rogue ads appearing during search queries.

🧵 2. Malwarebytes reported a 42% month-over-month increase in malvertising incidents in the U.S. in fall 2023.

🧵 1. Honor challenges Samsung with new foldable phone, the Magic V3, in international markets, showcasing its thin design and AI features. #tech

🧵 1. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting Google searches with 'malvertising', using online ads for malicious purposes. #tech

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🧵 5. The "right to be forgotten" highlights the debate between privacy and information accessibility in the digital age, shaping legal and ethical guidelines.

🧵 4. European courts mandated search engines to de-index unwanted news, a practice impossible in the physical world but effective online.

🧵 3. Previously, those in the news could seek corrections for false information, but the internet now allows these corrections to be tied to the original story.

🧵 2. This legal concept allows people to remove content that speaks ill of them, even from newspaper archives, promoting selective information erasure.

🧵 1. The "right to be forgotten" takes a sinister turn as individuals can request to delete unfavorable information only in the EU or if they lack VPN skills. #tech

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