This robotic camera phone is going viral at MWC, and I'm not surprised to see why
2026-03-04T22:56:21Z•660e58673f1705cf55246ade5f9375abab84555ebfb7d43ae0004ab0cba8772d
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What happened
ZDNet roundup (MWC coverage plus security analysis) highlighting several security-relevant stories: a reported high‑severity Google Chrome/Gemini vulnerability that allows malicious extensions to spy on users; multiple AI security pieces warning that enterprise AI agents can act as insider threats, AI-driven ransomware can corrupt encrypted backups and recovery points, and general guidance for hardening environments when rolling out AI; coverage of the new Aliro smart‑lock standard (security implications for smart homes); and assorted device/OS news from MWC. Actionable takeaways: update/patch
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