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Microsoft plans to end SMS two-factor authentication, potentially setting the pace for a passwordless Windows 11 future: "SMS as MFA is horribly vulnerable on multiple fronts."

Microsoft is pulling the plug on SMS-based two-factor authentication because it has become a leading source of fraud, replacing it with passkeys and verified email.

Windows Central

YouTube is rolling out its ‘industry-first’ likeness detection tool to all channel owners, and not just big content creators — but you’ll need to share your government-issued ID if you want the added layer of protection

YouTube's likeness detection tool is rolling out to all channel owners, but you need to submit a government-issued ID to get started.

TechRadar

Steam killed its 'RPGMaker' user tag yesterday, and impacted devs are unexpectedly happy about it

It maybe obscured more than it revealed.

PC Gamer

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From freelancing at 16 to ₹70 LPA at 20: How a 20-year-old college dropout allegedly landed a job at a US startup

A 20-year-old college dropout has gained attention for securing a remote role with a ₹70 lakh annual package at a San Francisco startup. The individual detailed their journey of freelancing and continuous learning online. Despite initial rejection, persistence led to an interview and the job offer.

The Economic Times

Viral Reddit Post Highlights Growing Work-From-Home Burnout in India’s Tech Industry

Work from home has transformed India’s tech industry, offering employees greater flexibility, comfort, and freedom from long daily commutes. For many professionals, remote jobs have improved work-life balance and reduced the stress associated with office travel. However, as remote work becomes a long-term reality, many employees are also beginning to…

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Rs 6.5 Crore for a 3BHK? Bengaluru flat price goes viral, netizens share mixed reactions

A luxurious three-bedroom apartment in Bengaluru has gone viral on social media. The property, priced at 6.5 crore rupees, is located in the premium Millers Road area. While some admire its opulent interiors, others question its steep cost. The apartment spans 2,850 square feet and includes servant quarters and parking.

The Economic Times

Can ₹11 crore buy a stress-free early retirement in Hyderabad? 37-year-old NRI's query to netizens sparks debate on 'Fat FIRE'

A 37-year-old Indian professional in the US, with ₹11 crore in investments and a paid-off Hyderabad home, plans to retire early with his family. He seeks advice on whether his savings can sustain a comfortable lifestyle, including premium schooling and travel, without further employment.

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“Still Get Nightmares”: 61 Truckers Open Up About Places They Genuinely Fear

For many people, driving is just a regular part of everyday life, and most of the time, it’s pretty uneventful. But for truck drivers, being on the road can be a very different experience. Between long hours, lonely night drives, harsh weather, steep routes, and heavy traffic, the job can…

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Viral Reddit Sparks Heated Debate About Whether Aussie Supermarkets ‘Deserve’ Shoplifting

“At what point did this become normal in Australia?”

Pedestrian.tv

$10,000 in buried treasure sparks huge hunt in San Francisco

The 150-pound treasure chest is located within seven miles of San Francisco’s city hall and is buried one foot underground

The Independent UK

GTA 6 pre-order rumors appear to be false alarm — latest updates

The internet was ablaze today with GTA pre-order rumors following a Best Buy leak, but it looks like this may have been a false alarm.

Tom’s Guide

Xbox makes new 'Player Voice' forum to "collect your feedback and make it more visible," and I love it — the community's biggest issue is already clear

Microsoft has introduced a new Xbox Player Voice forum to "make it easier to share input and see how it’s handled" for fans eager to give feedback.

Windows Central

Reddit was down for thousands — live updates on major outage

Reddit is suffering an outage.

Tom’s Guide

“Excited for the job, fired in 5 days” — Viral Reddit post exposes the frightening reality of modern corporate training traps

After spending nearly six months searching for stable employment, a Reddit user says a corporate training test ended his new job in only five days. The viral Reddit post is now fueling wider fears about modern hiring practices, probation period pressure, employee training systems, and sudden workplace termination. Many workers…

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GamesRadar

GTA 6 fans begin pre-order countdown after Best Buy email reveals it starts today, but a "verified" source just popped up to say it was an accident: "One ticket to Arkham asylum please"

The hopium wells are running dry…

Windows Central

This Surface owner lost their limited 50th Anniversary edition after a repair swap, and fans are rightly upset

A rare 50th Anniversary Surface Laptop vanished inside Microsoft’s repair system after the owner was promised a “same unit repair.” Microsoft declared the device non‑repairable and sent back a standard Surface Laptop 7.

The Economic Times

From ₹3.5 lakh to ₹35 lakh in 3 years: Indian techie shares how he got the big raise without mentors, or paid courses

An Indian software engineer achieved a remarkable salary jump from ₹3.5 lakh to ₹35 lakh annually within three years. This success came without mentors or paid courses. The engineer focused on consistent coding practice, rigorous interview preparation, and strategic job changes. Each career move involved a tailored strategy, emphasizing different…

The Economic Times

'First salary offer is never final': Ex-HR says freshers are too scared to try’ and reveals trick to negotiate for the best salary

A viral Reddit post claiming that most Indian freshers lose money by accepting the first salary offer without negotiating has triggered a massive online debate. While many agreed that candidates should ask for better pay professionally, others — including people involved in hiring — argued that negotiation can backfire badly…

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‘Team scapegoat’: Introvert worker says manager purposefully gives incomplete instructions to blame her when things go wrong while ‘star employee’ wins office politics by ‘fake laughing’ at boss’s jokes

A new employee feels scapegoated at work due to a manager providing incomplete instructions and blaming newer hires for problems. The situation is worsened by perceived favoritism towards a senior employee and communication issues with older freelancers. Reddit users advise documenting everything and actively seeking new employment.

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“I Don’t Know Pakistan”: Chinese Child Tells Tourists, Internet Reacts

In today’s workplace culture, discussions around burnout, stress, and mental health have become increasingly common, particularly in the IT sector. Many professionals are openly expressing a desire to leave high-pressure roles in search of better work-life balance and emotional well-being. However, a recent Reddit post has reignited debate around the…

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IT Professional’s Reddit Post Sparks Debate on Mental Health and Job Security

International Business Times UK

Chinese Operatives Allegedly Acted as Banquet Staff: Viral Video of Women Scanning US Delegation Dinner Sparks Speculation

Social media speculates on the behaviour of banquet staff at Trump's Beijing state dinner, with no evidence supporting espionage claims amid ongoing US-China tensions.

Android Central

Pixel Watch owners say sleep tracking is broken again (Updated)

Pixel Watch users are dealing with another Fitbit bug, as sleep stats vanish from the watch itself even though the data still shows up in the Fitbit app.

The Mary Sue

Man spends 11 years living like a pauper while sitting on a fortune, until one $48 whiskey made him question everything

A man who won millions in the lottery 11 years ago just revealed he’s been living like he’s broke this entire time, keeping the secret from his family. The anonymous Reddit user, posting under the name Think-Assistance-419, shared his story in an AMA thread, explaining how a single $48 glass…

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Man places a bulk order for pool noodles, then Walmart’s shipment came and left him flabbergasted: ‘That driver is so happy’

“That is such a massive waste of resources.”

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