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‘Here we go again’ customers cry as Google issues final warning that 3 popular gadgets will stop working next week
THREE major Google gadgets will stop working forever next week, users have been warned.And any data saved from them will be deleted, especially previous video recordings.1Google’s main security brand is now NestCredit: AlamyThe move affects some of Google’s older security and camera products dating back from before it took over Nest.Google bought Nest for $3.2billion and Dropcam for $555million back in 2014.The list of affected products are: Dropcam Dropcam Pro Nest Secure The Nest Cam was ultimately released as a replacement to Dropcam but older kit has continued to work.That’s until Google announced last year that legacy Dropcams are losing support.On…
Do you or your child have ADHD? Here’s the NHS test as Brits waiting two years for diagnosis
ADHD diagnoses are on the rise. Yet, it can still be hard for people to know if they are among the 2.6million people in Britain with the behavioural condition.1Credit: GettyFor decades, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been stereotypically associated with the naughty 10-year-old boy who can’t sit still in class. But now, it is understood to be far more complex.Struggling to finish tasks, misplacing things and driving dangerously are just some of the many signs NHS doctors look out for when assessing suspected patients. A new think tank report has revealed that increased awareness of the condition has left…
Dark life of Mafia kids who are taught to be assassins by watching horses being slaughtered and even kill their own MUMS
IT should be a blissful time in life – but for children raised in the mafia, childhood is more likely to mean dealing drugs and collecting protection money.It could even mean murdering your own mother, while education might consist of watching animals being slaughtered and learning how to shoot guns.9Matteo Messina Denaro, known as the ‘last godfather’, was born into the Mafia and first killed for them aged 14Credit: AP9Assunta Maresca was a beauty queen turned mob boss who gunned down her husband’s killer aged 18Credit: Getty9Italian judge Roberto Di Bella has pioneered a scheme to help children of the…
City-sized green ‘Mother of Dragons’ comet is visible in sky – but be quick it’s about to vanish for another 71 years
A GIANT green comet is visible in the sky right now over the Northern Hemisphere.Budding astronomers will need to be quick to see it though before it vanishes for another 71 years.2The comet has previously been pictured with what looked like devil or dragon hornsCredit: Juan lacruz / Wikimedia Commons2The comet is best viewed after sunsetCredit: European Space AgencyThe comet is known as the Mother of Dragons and also 12P/Pons-Brooks.It received its Mother of Dragons nickname as ESA researchers think it’s the parent body of the kappa-Draconids meteor shower.The comet was pictured in 2023 with what looked like a pair…
THOUSANDS of Brits will have access to trials that could revolutionise the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, as scientists try out blood tests to quickly and accurately spot the brain robbing disease. The blood tests could be ready for use in the NHS within five years as part of a drive to address the nation’s low diagnosis rate.1Thousands of people across the United Kingdom will have access to trials that could revolutionise the diagnosis of Alzheimer’sCredit: PAUniversity College London and Oxford University will lead the trials to research cheap tests to spot proteins in people with early stages of dementia and those who have mild…
Terrified tourists leap overboard from burning ferry heading to Thailand’s ‘Death Island’ as more than 100 rescued
PANICKED tourists leapt overboard after a ferry heading to Thailand’s notorious Death Island caught fire.Dozens of backpackers were crammed onto the Ko Jaroen 2 ferry when a blaze erupted in its engine room at around 6.30am local time.4A boat heading to Koh Tao caught fire this morningCredit: ViralPress4Thick black smoke can be seen coming from the vesselCredit: ViralPress4The Ko Jaroen 2 ferry caught fire this morning sending passengers jumping overboardCredit: ViralPress4Passengers wearing life vests waiting to be rescuedCredit: ViralPressDramatic footage shows thick black smoke engulfing the vessel, which was heading to Koh Tao, while terrified passengers waited for rescue.Some desperate…
WhatsApp plots major upgrade for millions of devices that will stop people from nosing through messages for good
WHATSAPP has come up with another way to keep your top secret chats private.The Meta-owned app has been working on a number of new features lately, such as a new AI chatbox.1New protection keeps secret chats privateCredit: WABetaInfoWhere privacy is concerned, the app already has a number of tricks to stop snoopers from nosing at your messages.Users can lock chats and even hide them from the list entirely with a special code.But a loophole has allowed prying eyes to look at texts on WhatsApp one way.The secret code feature only worked on your main phone.So, if your WhatsApp account is…
Brits are eating more takeaways since Covid as calories per week revealed – how do you compare?
BRITS scoff 50 per cent more takeaway than we did before the pandemic, a report found.Lockdowns gave us an appetite for enjoying a curry, Chinese or kebab on the sofa because we could not go to pubs or restaurants.1Phone apps and delivery riders mean getting takeaway is easier than everCredit: AlamyThe Institute for Fiscal Studies found each of us now eats an average of 400 calories per week from fast food shops and deliveries, compared to 270 per week in 2019.Experts fear the change will make us fatter than ever.Andrew McKendrick, IFS economist and author of the report, said: “The…
Brit Courage brewery heir saved 2 brothers by pushing them out crashing helicopter as he survived 1640ft plunge in Alps
A HEROIC Brit has saved two brothers from a 1,640ft helicopter crash in the Alps by pushing them out the doomed wreck before jumping himself.Edward Courage, the heir to Courage Brewery, miraculously kept the pair alive after a horror avalanche “consumed” the aircraft and left three others dead.5Edward Courage managed to push two brothers out of a moving helicopter and save himself after a horrifying crash5One of the seven helicopters that took part in the rescue operationsCredit: AFP5Three men died in the tragic crash including Adam George, 45, an experienced ski guideCourage, in his seventies, was able to stay calm…
Delete ‘bank raiding’ dangerous Android app right now – check for single text clue to see if you’re already at risk
Security researchers have uncovered a new version of the Vultur banking trojan for Android.A trojan is a type of malware that downloads onto a system disguised as a legitimate program.1Security researchers have uncovered a new version of the Vultur banking trojanCredit: AlamyHackers often use social engineering methods, like phishing, to hide the malicious code within legitimate software.Phishing is when attackers trick people into revealing sensitive information via email or SMS texts (smishing).Once the software has landed on your device, it can discreetly infiltrate it to steal sensitive information.And this new advanced version of Vultur is ringing alarms because it possesses more…