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EU Rules Meta Isn’t Doing Enough to Keep Kids Off Facebook and Instagram

Meta is breaching Europe’s Digital Services Act (DSA) rules by failing to prevent children under 13 from using Facebook and Instagram, according to a preliminary decision issued by the European Commission. The Commission announced the ruling on Wednesday after an almost two-year investigation, saying that Meta doesn’t have adequate measures in place to stop under-13s […]

SpaceX Obligated to Settle Charges for Upcoming Rocket Launches: Explanation of Reasons

new announcement that has been released. The charges will be based on the dimensions of each payload, starting at $0.25 per pound in 2026, progressively increasing by $0.10 each subsequent year. By the year 2033, the cumulative fees are expected to reach approximately $1.50 per pound, ultimately capping at $30,000 for each launch or reentry. These funds will support the Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST), which falls under the purview of the FAA, to manage activities within the space sector.

This is quite standard, as airlines are already subject to similar fees from the FAA to help maintain the aviation sector. The new fees for launches and reentries adopt a comparable strategy, which, initially, the FAA suspended to promote the advancement of the current space era. The collected funds will assist the FAA licensing division in overseeing rocket launches, a necessity highlighted by industry advocates. Ongoing launches from SpaceX and Blue Origin may enhance financial capabilities, while another contender, Rocket Labs, is expected to enter the field, initiating a hypersonic rocket series that could rival others in the market.

Reasons the FAA requires these fees for licensing and oversight

Crucial Bluetooth Add-ons for Your iPhone

fantastic 3-in-1 wireless chargers for the iPhone – not to mention the array of MagSafe devices available. Nevertheless, you can significantly enhance your iPhone’s functionality by incorporating Bluetooth accessories, such as wireless earbuds, an Apple Watch, or a smart hydration bottle.

These gadgets can greatly increase your iPhone’s usefulness. Wireless earbuds enable you to listen to music or participate in calls while your iPhone charges; the Apple Watch monitors your health even during sleep; and a Bluetooth hydration bottle indicates if you’re consuming enough water throughout the day.

Unlike in earlier years, there’s no requirement to disable Bluetooth on an iPhone when not in use, nor on other tech devices. The connectivity is so energy-efficient that keeping it off could be more problematic than leaving it on, as you won’t be able to enjoy its connectivity without activating it manually each time. The gadgets featured below represent a selection of my favorite Bluetooth accessories, which I use every day with my iPhone. I’ve also highlighted some of the most sought-after products you can frequently see people using on the streets.

Wireless earbuds

Dex, an AI recruiting startup, raises $5.3m seed to connect AI engineers with the companies that need them most

Founded by a former Atomico talent adviser, Dex charges employers agency fees only on successful hires, and has gone from zero to $1.8 million ARR in under six months of charging. Paddy Lambros spent two and a half years advising roughly 100 European startups on hiring at Atomico, one of Europe’s largest venture capital firms. […]

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