Miniature Phone Features, EU Regulatory Charges, and AT&T Data Breach

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A miniature phone named JellyStar, the size of a credit card with a 3-inch screen and powerful features, offers a unique pocket-sized experience. Meanwhile, the EU has charged Elon Musk's platform X for breaching online content rules through the blue checkmark system under the Digital Services Act, raising concerns about user manipulation. This regulatory action could impact tech giants' operations in the EU. Moreover, AT&T disclosed a massive data breach affecting 110 million wireless customers, highlighting a significant data security concern.

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