Oura app redesign to include expanded stress tracking, paving the way for potential blood pressure features

Oura’s upcoming app redesign will offer enhanced stress-tracking insights, setting the stage for the future integration of blood pressure monitoring features. The new Cumulative Stress feature will provide users with a comprehensive weekly overview of their stress levels, drawing from various health metrics. This move could have significant implications for users looking to monitor their overall health and well-being.

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Court Reduces Damages for Meta in NSO Group Case, Bans Spyware Maker from Targeting WhatsApp

A US District Judge has reduced damages for Meta from the NSO Group but has also issued a permanent injunction banning the Israeli spyware maker from targeting WhatsApp. The case stems from Meta’s lawsuit against NSO over its Pegasus spyware, which was allegedly used to spy on individuals globally. The ruling sets a precedent for holding tech companies accountable for targeting civil society members and highlights the ongoing battle against spyware and privacy violations.

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FCC Moves to Expel Hong Kong’s HKT from US Networks Over National Security Concerns

The FCC has taken a significant step to expel Hong Kong Telecom (HKT) from US telecom networks, citing national security risks. The move is part of a broader effort to protect US networks from potential vulnerabilities posed by entities with connections to foreign adversaries, particularly China. This decision could have significant implications for HKT, one of Hong Kong’s largest telecom operators, as well as for the broader telecommunications landscape between the US and China.

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Court Reduces Damages and Bans NSO Group from WhatsApp in Landmark Decision for Cybersecurity Industry

US District Judge Phyllis Hamilton has reduced Meta’s damages from NSO Group to $4 million and issued a permanent injunction against the Israeli spyware maker targeting WhatsApp. This decision marks a significant milestone in holding tech companies accountable for cyber espionage, setting a precedent for serious consequences for attacking American companies.

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