Whilst not a fan boy advocate of Open Banking, if ever there was a use case, @Crowdcube is one. Somebody please sell them A2A capabilities please. They'd save money. A lot I suspect
Apple Airpods maintaining the tradition of zero innovation from Apple , copying features from Google who, let's face it, have better AI capabilities than Apple right now. Instant translation...so last month.
Looking forward to seeing how the new event looks.
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This is just another nail in the coffin ..AI Slop is taking over the internet and all the tech bros are just pumping out more slop. There's no end to it. One for you @charlesarthur
desmog.com/2025/08/27/ai-slo…
Google throwing shade at Apple, talking about walked gardens and not being able to make it your own. Live it! @Google #MadeByGoogle
Free speech is, I'm told, a fundamental right here in the UK. But In 2023 alone, the police made 12,183 arrests under Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 and Section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act 1988.
So do we have freedom of speech? Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 and section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act 1988
The acts make it illegal to cause distress by sending “grossly offensive” messages or sharing content of an “indecent, obscene or menacing character”
Intriguing
Based on your posts and interactions, you're a payments tech enthusiast ( ) critical of innovations like Apple's, local Reading council roadworks, and corporate practices (e.g., Ryanair fines). You engage on privacy, consumer rights, and news like VPN laws or BNPL oversight. Bio suggests a love for chilli and fine rums—sounds like a spicy, spirited mix!
No shit Sherlock! Not sure what the Govt expected. This is another shambolic implementation by HMG.
BBC News - VPNs top App Store charts as UK age verification kick in - BBC News
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn72…
From what I can see, there is no actual diversion route planned!
@ReadingCouncil Is it possible to see the planned diversions for when you close Oxford Road next week? It would have been useful if you could have published that at same time as you sent out the notification of closure.
Anyone else getting a load of old news from The Paypers? They seem to have upgraded to a new website and articles from several years ago being pushed out to web services and sent to various subscribers such as Google News.
Good to see Apples continuing lack of any real innovation at last nights WWDC. Maybe we've just run out of ideas for mobile but if they best they can come up with is transparent buttons and notifications then we have seemingly reached peak mobile.
"Silicon Valley's surveillance model, likened to totalitarian regimes, exploits user data, hinting at a need for stringent privacy reforms." - Yet all we see is our government rolling over to please the likes of Altman, Zuckerberg, Bezos etc.
This is what a digital coup looks like (Carole Cadwalladr | TED2025) go.ted.com/VdJcj via @TEDTalks - Truly amazing talk from @carolecadwalla and one that goes the very heart of our tech economy today. Thanks @charlesarthur for the link
