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Image: The Verge X uses your data to train its Grok AI assistant, but if you’d like to opt out of that, you can do that right from your settings menu. It is accessible on the web right here, or you can find it yourself if you click the three dots menu, then “Settings and privacy,” then “Privacy and safety,” and then “Grok.” X’s @Safety account wrote in a post on Friday that the setting is available to all users on the web now and “will soon be rolled out on mobile.” All X users have the ability to control whether their public posts can be used to train Grok, the AI search assistant. This option is in addition to your existing controls over whether your interactions, inputs, and results related to Grok can be utilized. This setting is…— Safety... Continue reading…

With every major iOS beta version, there are obviously going to be bugs. After all, Apple is reshaping the foundation of its operating systems to bring new features. However, iOS 18 beta testers have found an issue that has been driving many users crazy: Auto-brightness simply doesn't work, and the screen gets stuck at the lowest level of brightness when it turns out. Beginning with iOS 18 beta 4, if you take your iPhone from the pocket and quickly activate it, auto-brightness won't adjust your brightness the way it should. Instead, it will keep your iPhone super dim. This issue has been driving iPhone users insane. Fortunately, Redditors found a few workarounds to fix the iOS 18 auto-brightness bug. These are a few tricks you could try if this issue has been bugging you since the latest iOS 18 beta update: iPhone 14 Pro with always-on display enabled. Image source: José Adorno for BGR Turn on Always-on Display: If you have an iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro, the best way to fix this iOS 18 auto-brightness bug is to turn on Always-On Display. If you have it already turned on, turning it off and on again should fix this issue. You can find Always-On Display in the Settings app, under Display & Brightness, and then under Always-On Display. True Tone and Night Shift: Some users said toggling True Tone, Night Shit, and Dark Mode on and off fixed this issue. You need to open Control Center and long press the brightness slider to adjust those settings. Auto Brightness: Ultimately, turning off auto brightness will fix this issue. But then you'll need to constantly adjust your brightness level to accommodate your surroundings. Last but not least, you can always report this issue to Apple and wait for a new beta. Currently, iOS 18 beta 4 for developers and public beta 1 haven't fixed this bug, and public beta 2 will likely not either. BGR will keep bringing all the latest iOS 18 features as we learn more about them. Below, we have a guide highlighting everything you can expect to find on your iPhone starting later this year. Don't Miss: iOS 18: Features, release date, beta, download, Apple Intelligence The post How to fix the iOS 18 auto-brightness bug that’s driving iPhone users insane appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Netflix Prime Day deals: 73 ways to upgrade your streaming 75+ leftover Prime Day deals you can still shop today Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $375+ free Today’s deals: $299 Apple Watch S9, $29 Thermacell mosquito repellent, $99 TP-Link WiFi 7 router, more

There has long been speculation about how the pyramids of Egypt were constructed. While there may be no single answer to this question, a new study provides evidence to suggest that at least one of Egypt’s ancient pyramids was built using a special type of hydraulic lift system. New Thoughts on Djoser Construction The structure that is claimed to have been constructed using hydraulics is the steppe Pyramid of Djoser, which is the oldest standing pyramid found in Egypt. It was constructed around 2,680 BC on the orders of the pharaoh Djoser, who ruled during the Third Dynasty of Egypt’s Old Kingdom period. Included as part of a larger assembly of temples and other sacred spaces, this structure is just under 200 feet (60 meters) tall and was erected around four miles (six kilometers) west of the River Nile. The Pyramid of Djoser is located on the Saqqara Plateau approximately nine miles (15 kilometers) south of Giza, where the Great Pyramids of Egypt were constructed starting about a century after Djoser’s monument was completed. Read moreSection: Ancient TechnologyNewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesAfricaRead Later 

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