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In a move that has sent shockwaves through the tech industry, Pavel Durov, CEO of messaging app Telegram, has been charged in France over alleged illicit activity facilitated on the platform. The move highlights a growing trend in which tech executives face increasing legal liability for content and transactions on their platforms. Historically, top executives at internet companies in Western democracies have been largely shielded from personal liability for actions on their platforms. However, recent events point to a shift in this stance, as regulators and law enforcement agencies step up their oversight. This shift is exemplified by cases such…

For smartphone users whose devices struggle to stay charged throughout the day, there are effective strategies to extend battery life until you can upgrade to a newer model. In a world where new smartphones tempt us with advanced features, many may find themselves in a situation where upgrading is not immediately feasible. This could be due to financial constraints, contractual timelines, or simply waiting for the latest models to be released. During this time, dealing with a dying phone battery becomes a daily challenge. Efficient energy saving A useful feature for iPhone and iPad users is Apple’s Low Power mode.…

Despite a much-anticipated announcement from Elon Musk last year promising that Tesla would open its Supercharger network to other EV makers, progress has been slow. That delay persists amid lingering questions about software updates and the availability of the necessary hardware, especially adapters. Tesla's charging network, which boasts nearly 30,000 fast-charging spots across North America, is still largely exclusive to Tesla owners. That exclusivity continues more than a year after Tesla initially promised to expand access, attributed in part to technical delays and a shortage of adapter production. Industry observers speculate that Musk may have reservations about granting access to…