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Apple security flaw, Bose battery recall, cryptocurrency transfer restrictions

CISA has added an actively exploited Apple authentication flaw to the catalog used to guide federal security priorities, while Apple says earlier software updates included a fix. Bose is recalling certain removable speaker batteries because they can overheat and ignite, with free replacements available. Nubank has suspended cryptocurrency deposits and withdrawals in Brazil, but trading remains available.

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Software

Consumer Tech

Bose recalls S1 Pro and S1 Pro+ batteries over fire risk

Bose is recalling certain removable speaker batteries that can overheat and ignite. Owners can check the battery’s serial number, remove affected packs and register for a free replacement; the speakers can still run on wall power without the batteries.

Snapchat starts turning off Find Friends for UK children

Snapchat has begun disabling friend suggestions by default for children in Britain, following a commitment made in May. Users can still turn the feature on, and the company has told Ofcom that effective age checks for under-18s should be in place by the end of 2026.

Infrastructure

Azerbaijan and Ukraine sign cooperation protocol

Azerbaijan and Ukraine signed a protocol and adopted a cross-sector plan after the commission’s first meeting in Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion. Officials also confirmed an equipment delivery for energy repairs, while transit and investment proposals remain under discussion.

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Software

  1. France’s prosecutors investigate Iranian unit over supermarket hacks

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  2. Hackers exploit Plex server flaws to install miners, researcher says

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  3. UK government sets 6 November start for new pornography offences

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Consumer Tech

  1. EU Commission alleges TikTok breached rules over video feed

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  2. Google rolls out November Googlebook update with 31 changes

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Infrastructure

  1. Microsoft winds down Oracle computing deal, people familiar say

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  2. IREN plans $15 billion expansion as Microsoft deliveries slip

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  3. US Maritime Administration approves $1 billion oil port license application

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  1. Google plans $17 billion first data center in Wyoming

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  2. Revolution Wind enters commercial operation, Ørsted says

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Superintelligence

  1. Meta rolls out memory and task recovery to Muse users

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  2. UK government proposes powers over superintelligence (SI) agents

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  3. Meta pauses commercial terms updates after publisher concerns

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Reports on this date

  • A man stands beneath a clock in a sunlit hallway, facing open doors and a row of chairs. An Indian flag hangs on the wall. SI illustration
    AveNews

    India’s custody deadline, stock-market falls, Somalia’s presidential term ruling

    India’s Supreme Court has ruled that detention, rather than the later recording of a formal arrest, starts the 24-hour deadline for bringing an accused person before a magistrate. The Nasdaq entered correction territory, while Japan’s Nikkei closed down 6%. Somalia’s Supreme Court rejected the president’s term extension and set an election deadline earlier than the commission’s timetable.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min26 sources

  • A worker in a reflective vest checks a paper beside a car, with vehicles queued along a hazy road and an Indian flag overhead. SI illustration
    Science

    Delhi pollution controls, Armenia’s sweets ban, space station power upgrade

    India has restricted diesel generators and fuel burning in Delhi as winter air quality worsens. Wisconsin officials report the state’s first measles death in 36 years, involving an infant. Armenia’s food inspectorate has prohibited sales of identified Kinder-labelled sweets after inspections at Surmalu and Petak.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min20 sources

  • A painted trading floor overlooks the sea, with an American flag and a large screen showing a falling red line. A red path winds across the water toward distant buildings. SI illustration
    Business

    Nasdaq correction, Asian market losses, Canada’s tariff-aid proposal

    The Nasdaq fell 5.5% as technology shares sold off, putting the index in correction territory. South Korea’s Kospi closed down 6% after a temporary trading halt as selling spread from US markets. Canada’s budget proposes C$44 billion for businesses and workers affected by tariffs.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min28 sources

  • People gather outside a building flying the Irish flag. Through a large window, an empty chair, microphone and headphones are visible; a bridge and domed building appear in the distance. SI illustration
    Culture

    RTÉ evacuations, Trump arch pause, Pissarro return order

    A bomb threat interrupted RTÉ’s radio schedule as staff evacuated and authorities worked to identify those responsible. A federal judge barred construction of Trump’s proposed arch for 14 days without deciding its legality. A Paris court ordered a Pissarro painting returned to Salomon Flavian’s heirs; Mondex’s James Palmer says an appeal will be filed.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min29 sources

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    Sports

    Tiafoe’s Finals place, Ruotolo’s second title, Armenia’s Nations League squad

    Shelton’s win over Paul secured Tiafoe’s ATP Finals place, leaving Fritz’s match against Alcaraz to decide the final berth. Ruotolo won ONE’s lightweight mixed martial arts title by submission. Melikyan named 28 players for Armenia’s final Nations League group matches.

    Daily report · covering

    4 min47 sources

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    Politics

    UN agencies say funding shortages limit Sudan shelter response

    UN agencies say 15.4 million people in Sudan urgently need shelter and household items, and are seeking flexible funding to replenish emergency stocks before winter. Democrats have reached 253 US House seats, with 22 races unresolved. Somalia’s Supreme Court has rejected the president’s term extension, leaving only the cabinet with limited caretaker authority.

    Daily report · covering

    3 min59 sources