En kvinna i 70-årsåldern från Borås kommenterade ett inlägg på Sverigedemokraternas Facebooksida. Nu åtalas hon för hets mot folkgrupp. Och trots att kommentaren skrevs i mitten av förra året, ligger den fortfarande kvar på partiets sida.I början av juni förra året delade Sverigedemokraterna en artikel på sin Facebooksida från sin egen webbtidning Samtiden. Inlägget kommenterades av den äldre kvinnan som senare anmäldes till polisen för hets mot folkgrupp av en privatperson.– Jag tycker att det är ett väldigt nedsättande meddelande där man verkligen uttrycker stark missaktning. Utifrån det tycker jag att det ska vara hets mot folkgrupp av normalgraden och inte ett ringa brott, säger Martin Svensson, kammaråklagare i Borås.

(Reuters) – Two of the best-known names in the smartphone hardware business are squaring off in court over new technology that allows phones to connect to devices like cameras without wires or metal connectors.Privately owned Keyssa Inc, backed by iPod co-creator Tony Fadell is suing Essential Products Inc, a smartphone startup founded by Andy Rubin, the co-creator of the Android mobile phone operating system, accusing it of theft of trade secrets in a lawsuit filed on Monday in U.S. federal court in San Francisco.Essential said it had not yet been officially served the lawsuit and could not comment.

As many people have read or will soon read, there is a vulnerability in the WPA2 wireless protocol called Krack that could allow attackers to eavesdrop on wireless connections and inject data into the wireless stream in order to install malware or modify web pages.To protect yourself, many WiFi product vendors will be releasing updated firmware and drivers for their products. It is strongly suggested that users update their hardware as soon as a update is available in order to protect themselves. This includes router firmware and wireless network card drivers.To help with this, I have created a list of known information regarding various WiFi vendors and whether new drivers are available. As this vulnerability is fairly new, there is little information available, I advise you to check this page throughout the coming days to see if new information is available. This page includes information resulting from contacting of vendors, CERT’s informative page, and other sources.

The lack of clear information about what Microsoft does with the data that Windows 10 collects prevents consumers from giving their informed consent, says the Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA). As such, the regulator says that the operating system is breaking the law.To comply with the law, the DPA says that Microsoft needs to get valid user consent: this means the company must be clearer about what data is collected and how that data is processed. The regulator also complains that the Windows 10 Creators Update doesn’t always respect previously chosen settings about data collection. In the Creators Update, Microsoft introduced new, clearer wording about the data collection—though this language still wasn’t explicit about what was collected and why—and it forced everyone to re-assert their privacy choices through a new settings page. In some situations, though, that page defaulted to the standard Windows options rather than defaulting to the settings previously chosen.

It’s been a few weeks since iOS 11 rolled out to compatible iPhones, and hundreds of apps now utilize the augmented reality capabilities of ARKit. Though some apps only have AR features as an add-on, there have been a steady stream of releases that are ARKit exclusives. In that category, games are coming out on top, according to market analyst Sensor Tower. Although games make up only 35 percent of ARKit-exclusive apps, they represent 53 percent of AR downloads and 62 percent of revenue.

If you’ve been having trouble launching music creation app GarageBand after updating to iOS 11, you aren’t alone. Thankfully, Apple is aware of the issue.Many GarageBand users have noticed that after installing iOS 11, they’ve been unable to launch the app without it crashing immediately. According to a support page on Apple’s website, the company is ”aware of the issue and is investigating solutions.” This is just the latest in a line of many bugs Apple has been attempting to contend with following iOS 11’s release, including haptic issues with the iPhone 7 and crackling noises coming from the earpieces during calls on iPhone 8.