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  Spotting Sneaky AirTag Tracking

  Apple's AirTags are great for finding lost items but can be misused for stalking. Thanks to updates and collaboration with Google, iPhone and Android users can now get alerts if an unknown AirTag is tracking them. To stay safe, enable tracking notifications and use the Find My app to locate or disable suspicious AirTags. If you suspect stalking, contact authorities immediately.

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  Fake Cops Scam via Google Meet

  Since April 1, 13 phishing cases have been reported in Singapore involving scammers impersonating police officers on Google Meet calls. These fraudsters, sometimes using the Singapore Police Force logo, trick victims into revealing banking details by alleging account issues. Losses have reached at least $32,000. Authorities warn the public to avoid sharing sensitive information and remind that police never contact citizens through unofficial channels.

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  Beware Booking.com Scams: Stay Safe

  A surge in scams targeting Booking.com users has raised alarms among travelers worldwide. Fraudsters impersonate the platform to steal personal and payment information, leading to financial losses. Experts advise verifying all communications and booking details directly on the official website. Staying vigilant is crucial as these scams evolve, and consumers should report suspicious activity promptly.

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  Mozilla’s Mascot Sparks Pronoun Fury

  Mozilla introduced a new Firefox mascot named Kit, using they/them pronouns in official posts, which ignited a heated online backlash. Critics accused Mozilla of pushing a "woke" agenda, leading to boycott calls and comparisons to rival browsers like Brave. Supporters and others dismissed the controversy as overblown, emphasizing Kit’s gender neutrality as per Mozilla’s branding. The debate highlights how even a simple mascot can become a flashpoint in cultural discussions. The story continues to unfold as the internet remains divided over the issue.