CBP One App Reopens, Now Offers Self-Deportation Registration

The Trump administration has unveiled a revamped mobile app previously used to apply for asylum. It has been transformed into a system that allows people living in the U.S. illegally to declare their desire to leave the country voluntarily, ABC reports. The renamed app was unveiled on March 10, and will now…

Uber charges different prices for the same ride: experiment on two phones

Recently, a viral post appeared on social media about the fact that the cost of a ride booked through the Uber app varies depending on the device from which it is booked. Sudhir, a regular Uber user, noticed a significant difference in the price of the same ride booked through…

8 Free Fitness Apps to Keep Fit in 2025

Exercising alone doesn’t have to be difficult. Whether you’re a runner, a yoga enthusiast or a strength trainer, modern technology allows you to turn your smartphone into a personal trainer in seconds. The SportCredit offers you the best…

If you used Cash App, you can get up to $2500 in compensation

Cash App users will soon be able to receive money into their bank accounts. The mobile payment service is required to pay $15 million in damages. According to the class action complaint, plaintiffs sued Cash App Investing and Block Inc. due to the “failure of companies to demonstrate...

Technologies on guard of the border: how ICE monitors illegal immigrants using the application

Deportation agents are using a smartphone app during the COVID-19 pandemic to allow immigrants released from detention to attend online deportation hearings and to check their location, which advocates say violates their privacy, AP reports. . More…

Secret messenger: how the app helped the FBI arrest hundreds of criminals around the world

Australian law enforcement and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation reported the mass detention of more than 800 people in 18 countries suspected of various crimes, the BBC writes. The large-scale operation became possible thanks to a mobile application used by representatives of the criminal world. The messenger called ANOM was positioned ...

Artificial intelligence will diagnose COVID-19 by the sound of a voice

A new startup is collecting voice samples from COVID-19 patients online in hopes of finding markers for the coronavirus, Business Insider writes. Modern IT technologies are entering the fight against coronavirus. So, a team of researchers from Harvard and MIT began to train artificial intelligence to diagnose ...

Virus application FaceApp provides Russian companies with wide access to your data

The Russian app FaceApp has gone viral in recent days for its filter that changes the age of a user in a photo, but its terms of use raise privacy concerns. The application has gained immense popularity, allowing users to change their age in the photo: from rejuvenation to ...

Early warning system did not warn residents of Los Angeles about a strong earthquake

The first publicly available mobile earthquake early warning app was launched earlier this year as part of a pilot program designed to give Los Angeles County residents a few seconds of warning before the earthquake hits. But ShakeAlert LA users have not been notified ...

In the United States began to issue digital driver's license

Nowadays, there are mobile applications for almost everything, and now a driver's license in the United States has turned into a digital application for a smartphone instead of the usual plastic card. The states of Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Maryland, Wyoming and the District of Columbia are already testing digital ...

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