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EPFO 3.0 update: What ATM-based PF withdrawals mean for your pension, know here

The Employees Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) is bringing one of its biggest digital upgrades so far. The government body is launching EPFO 3.0 framework under which members may soon be able to withdraw their Provident Fund (PF) savings instantly by using UPI and ATM-like facilities. This will eliminate the need for lengthy claim approvals and

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 1, 2026

iPhone Ultra white color option tipped ahead of September 2026 launch

Apple is currently at the centre of several rumors for its rumored foldable iPhone. Fresh leaks and rumors suggest that the tech giant could launch its iPhone Ultra or Foldable iPhone in a white color option. In addition, there could also be an advanced vapor chamber cooling technology inside the device. While there is no

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 2, 2026

Hackers exploited Meta AI support bot to hijack Instagram accounts, including Obama White House profile

Meta has confirmed in its official post that hackers exploited its AI-powered support system to gain access to several Instagram accounts. This happened after hackers spotted a flaw in company's AI assistant and infiltrated Instagram accounts, including several high-profile profiles. The issue came to light after security researchers and shared evidence showing how attackers are

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 2, 2026

OpenAI's next big bet: Sam Altman wants everyone to have a personal robot

With the launch of ChatGPT, OpenAI changed the way millions of people interact with artificial intelligence. However, CEO Sam Altman still believes that there's more to the artificial intelligence technology and it could look very different from what we understand in today's scenario. He believes rather than solely relying on smartphones, laptops, and apps, AI

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted June 1, 2026

CNN sues Perplexity over alleged AI scraping and unauthorized news distribution

CNN has filed a major copyright lawsuit against AI search engine Perplexity. According to CNN, Perplexity has been found doing unlawful scrapping, copying, and distributing its journalism without permission. In addition, Perplexity has also doing it without CNN's licensing and financial compensation. The lawsuit has been filed in a New York court and marks a

AUTHOR: DEEPTI RATNAM| Posted May 29, 2026