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Hands in photos may seem harmless. However, under certain conditions, fingerprints can become visible and reveal sensitive information.

YouTube frequently makes changes to its Music app. A recent update has completely overhauled the basic user interface.

According to new research, the police are also using location data from users that is actually collected solely for advertising purposes.

Starting July 1, 2026, the 150-euro exemption will be eliminated. For orders from China through platforms like Temu and Shein, a customs duty of 3 euros per product category will apply.

GoPro Faces Declining Sales, High Losses, and Rising Costs GoPro is grappling with declining sales, significant losses, and sharply increasing costs. The manufacturer may now be on the brink of bankruptcy.

Fewer duplicate files and shorter wait times: Google introduces a new export feature for Google Photos.

WhatsApp Introduces 'Football Central 2026' for World Cup Updates WhatsApp is launching a new feature called "Football Central 2026" for the World Cup. Fans will receive a wealth of news directly within the app.

"The Boys" Season 5 is a hot topic on the internet. However, this doesn't detract from its success.

The Nintendo GameCube relied on affordable hardware and strong games—but that wasn't enough to compete against the PlayStation 2 and Xbox.

Valve Increases Prices for Steam Deck Models by Up to 37 Percent Due to Rising Hardware Costs

According to a media report, LG is reportedly discussing the sale of its TV division. Hisense is considered a potential buyer.

"Grand Theft Auto VI" is eagerly anticipated by gamers. However, fake GTA 6 betas and other scams are now circulating.

Sony has increased the prices for PlayStation Plus. Initially affected is the Essential subscription, starting May 20, 2026.

With Pictonico!, Nintendo turns personal photos into part of small games, focusing on creative scenes with friends and family.

Apple Releases iOS 26.5.1 for Compatible iPhones The update addresses an unusual issue with wired chargers.

After a change to VW interfaces, Home Assistant and evcc can no longer retrieve important data from many vehicles.

The free app "You Are Your Place" anonymously forwards reports of deficiencies directly to authorities via GPS.

An alleged Pixel Watch 5 was discovered near a Caribbean island. Photos of the device are now sparking speculation about the find.

Spotify expands mobile app with new features for playlists, downloads, and queue. The update is already being rolled out.

New labels and automatic detection are set to enhance transparency for AI-generated and AI-altered videos on YouTube.

The internet offers an explanation for every perceived symptom. This fosters a new psychological phenomenon: cyberchondria.

Mercedes launches a Bluetooth tracker for keys in collaboration with Chipolo. The device is compatible with Apple and Google systems.

Analyses raise questions about the creation of a new Papal Encyclical. Several tests suggest possible AI assistance.

As customers report, Amazon is now introducing ads on Prime Music in one country. Will this also come to Germany?

"Rambo 6" is currently in the planning stages in Hollywood. It won't be just a straightforward sequel, and a release date has now been set.

Apple has given soccer broadcasts a modern, technical update. Recently, the company broadcast a match using only iPhones.

Users report issues with the first-generation Chromecast. The streaming stick is said to no longer play certain content.

The new action film, "The Furious", will leave those eager for intense bone-crunching action exhilarated.

Just before the FIFA World Cup, Telekom and Sky have reached an agreement for bars and public viewing events in Germany.

Spotify is planning "Reserved," an exclusive ticket access program for highly active fans of select artists and tours.

Fans need to brace themselves as Netflix is ending three quite popular series all at once. The final seasons are currently being filmed.

The DFB launches DFB.TV, its own pay-TV service featuring live games, background reports, and exclusive soccer content.

Countdown clocks in online shopping are meant to create a sense of urgency. And according to a new court ruling, this is completely legal.

Amazon is now offering its logistics services to external companies. This move could put pressure on other providers and freight companies.

A supposed Aldi bargain on Facebook is a nasty scam. Criminals aim to steal personal data and payment information.

Lidl will introduce a new bonus system in its Plus app beginning in June. Customers can continuously collect points and secure new rewards.

Amazon Replaces Rufus in the U.S. With Alexa for Shopping The new AI aims to enhance product searches and price comparisons.

Personalized Prices Online? Online stores use personal data to adjust prices. This means surveillance pricing can become costly.

Amazon offers weight loss medications via a platform in the U.S. Prescription, ordering, and delivery are all handled digitally.

Certain smoothie makers sold by Media Markt and Saturn may pose a safety risk and should be inspected.

ING is introducing a new login system. Those who don't switch risk having trouble accessing their accounts.

A flight from Newark to Mallorca had to turn back. The trigger was a teenager's Bluetooth name, which set off a security alarm.

Telekom is pushing forward with fiber-optic expansion. However, new figures indicate why DSL is likely to dominate for many more years.

Starlink Users to Pay More: Satellite Internet Provider to Raise All Prices Starting June 2026

Russian hackers are targeting routers, compromising data by exploiting security vulnerabilities. TP-Link devices are particularly affected.

According to Vodafone, spam calls are particularly frequent on Wednesdays. Here's why the risk increases and how to protect yourself.

Vodafone's Ultra Hub 7 is its first proprietary router for fiber-optic connections and supports WiFi 7. TECHBOOK provides an overview.

During a raid concerning potential bribery in fiber-optic expansion, numerous properties of a Telekom subsidiary were searched.

While they are supposed to provide fast internet, fiber optic cables could also be used for espionage, experts now say.

Can the internet simply be shut down? TECHBOOK explains why this is technically and legally nearly impossible in Germany.