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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Snapchat is the app of choice for criminals targeting kids for sextortion or child sexual abuse material (CSAM), New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez alleges in a new lawsuit filed against the app’s owner, Snap. The suit accuses Snap of violating New Mexico law against unfair practices and public nuisance based on design elements like its “disappearing” messages and alleged failure to police predators. “Snap has misled users into believing that photos and videos sent on their platform will disappear,” Torrez said in a statement. “But predators can permanently capture this content and they have created a virtual yearbook of child sexual images that are traded, sold, and stored indefinitely.” Torrez’s office ran an undercover... Continue reading…

Apple Pay hasn’t changed much since 2014, and maybe it hasn’t needed to. | Image: The Verge When Apple launched Apple Pay in 2014, at an event 10 years to the day before this year’s iPhone launch, Apple promised the feature would “change the way you pay.” The company didn’t just let you save a credit card number on your phone; it let you pay for things with a single tap by transmitting information through an NFC chip. Apple was so bullish on mobile payments that Apple Pay was even one of the key selling points for the also-just-announced Apple Watch. A decade later, Apple Pay is everywhere. You can use it to buy groceries and coffee; you can use it to ride the New York City subway or rent a Lime scooter. You can use Apple Pay and skip the whole multipage checkout process on lots of online stores. You can use it on your phone,... Continue reading…

The graves of two warriors from the Germanic Vandal tribe have been unearthed in a cemetery in Poland. These warriors, buried with their weapons and artifacts, offer a rare glimpse into the funerary practices of the Vandal tribe during the late Roman period, around the 3rd or 4th century AD. The discovery was made in the village of Glinka, located in the Ćmielów commune, at a previously unknown archaeological site. A Vandal Cemetery from the Roman Period The graves, which are believed to belong to the Przeworsk culture, were found in Ostrowiec County, Świętokrzyskie Province in the south of Poland, as part of an ongoing archaeological survey led by Dr. Marek Florek from the Office for the Protection of Monuments in Sandomierz. The Przeworsk culture, dominant in parts of Central Europe, is closely associated with the Vandals, a Germanic tribe known for their interactions with the Roman Empire. Dr. Florek explained that the cemetery likely dates back to the late Roman period, and it provides valuable insight into the customs of the Vandal warriors who inhabited the area during this time. Read moreSection: ArtifactsAncient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later 

Hunter Biden plans to change his not guilty plea in his federal tax case, his defense attorney said Thursday just as jury selection was set to begin.

A historian who has correctly predicted the outcome in nine of the past 10 presidential elections says Vice President Kamala Harris will defeat former President Donald Trump in November.