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Alibaba plans to ban employees from Claude Code due to security concerns, classifying it as high-risk and directing staff to use its own Qoder tool, while Anthropic restricts Chinese access and works to close loopholes.
Reddit is using LLM-driven tools to curb spam, reporting large-scale blocking and a 20% drop in user exposure to spam over a few months.
Reddit plans to retire r/popular as a default feed in favor of personalized feeds and will cap moderators to five high-traffic communities (100K weekly visitors max per mod), effective March 31, 2026, impacting less than 0.1% of active mods.
Apple removed Night mode from Portrait mode on iPhone 17 Pro/Pro Max, reducing low-light options; Apple hasn’t explained the change, and a compatibility list shows older Pro models retain Night mode in Portrait while 17 Pro does not.
Strava is charging a flat monthly API fee and locking data behind authentication, signaling tighter data controls ahead of its IPO.
United flight UA236 from Newark to Palma de Mallorca returned to Newark about an hour after takeoff due to security concerns over a Bluetooth speaker name, with crew instructions to disable devices and ATC corroborating that the issue stemmed from the device name.
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