Tech reporter Rutger Otto discusses the challenges surrounding the potential return of the social media platform Hyves in his weekly column. He concludes that reviving the platform is a noble but nearly impossible endeavor.
Mediahuis announced that 250,000 people have registered for a profile on the social platform Hyves one day after its nostalgic relaunch. The overwhelming interest has resulted in a significant waiting list for new users.
The Norwegian Consumer Council has launched a viral campaign highlighting the declining quality of consumer products and the increasing difficulty of repairing them. Through this initiative, the organization aims to raise public awareness regarding planned obsolescence and the need for more durable goods.
The former social network Hyves is making a comeback to offer users a nostalgic alternative to major platforms like Facebook and TikTok. The company aims to attract users by emphasizing that their data remains secure and managed within Europe.
In his weekly tech column Schermtijd, reporter Rutger Otto reviews an AI-generated adaptation of Homer's Odyssey. He concludes that the resulting film quality is poor.
Parisian judicial authorities have launched a criminal investigation into allegations of sexual harassment involving the use of smart glasses. The probe was initiated following reports of a trend where women are being filmed without consent on public streets and the footage is subsequently posted online.
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