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“Uncover 5 Little-Known Safety Functions of the Apple Watch”

Apple Watch boasts numerous discreet features that elevate it beyond merely being a fitness tracker or an entertainment gadget. This includes safety functionalities, such as the capability to contact emergency services and transmit your location to them simply by pressing the side button. Together with the Apple Health app and its associated features, this wearable becomes an undervalued resource, granting users a sense of security.

Several of the safety characteristics of the Apple Watch connect to tools you likely already utilize, like the heart rate monitor and compass. Additional features engage when the device identifies a significant incident, enabling the wearer to reach out to emergency services, and even making a call on their behalf if they are unable to do so. These are the kinds of features you wish you will never require, but will be grateful for should a situation occur. We will review some of the lesser-known safety attributes of the Apple Watch and instances where they have genuinely been lifesaving.

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Ex-Meta Engineer Investigated for Accessing 30,000 Private Facebook Photos

In short: A former Meta engineer in London is under criminal investigation after allegedly building a program to extract around 30,000 private Facebook photos while bypassing the platform’s security checks, the latest in a series of privacy and security failures to emerge from the company over the past four years. Meta’s internal security systems are designed […]

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Trent AI Secures $13M to Develop Multi-Agent Security for Autonomous AI Systems

The London startup emerged from stealth on 7 April with a layered agentic security solution and a seed round backed by LocalGlobe and Cambridge Innovation Capital. Its co-founders include a Cambridge professor who was previously Amazon’s director of machine learning. Trent AI, a London-based agentic security company, has raised $13 million in a seed round […]

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