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Mastodon now has an official iPhone app
Decentralized social network Mastodon now has an official iPhone app. The nonprofit behind Mastodon launched the app on iOS today, supplementing an existing web version and several third-party apps for iOS, Android, and other platforms. The app is free and offers a similar feature set to Mastodon’s core service, although it doesn’t include Mastodon’s broad local and federated timelines.
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Older Kindles may lose internet connection, Amazon warns
First- and second-generation Kindles did not come with wi-fi functions included, using mobile internet only.
But the slower technology used at the time - 2G and 3G internet - is being discontinued in some places, particularly the United States.
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SolarWinds [crackers] accessed over two dozen federal prosecutors' offices: DOJ
The Department of Justice (DOJ) said Friday that the [crackers] behind the major SolarWinds attack compromised employee accounts in more than two dozen federal prosecutors’ offices.
The DOJ said in an update that the [crackers] are believed to have compromised the accounts from May 7 to Dec. 27, 2020. The data includes “all sent, received, and stored emails and attachments found within those accounts during that time.”
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