The first "Six Strikes" notifications were sent out this week by Verizon and Comcast, and Ars Technica's Cyrus Farivar got a copy.
Six Strikes
AT&T disconnects whole families from the internet because someone in their house is accused of copyright infringement
It's been five years since America's super-concentrated telcoms sector announced their "voluntary Copyright Alert system" (AKA Six Strikes), a system that said that if your someone in your household was… READ THE REST
Armstrong Zoom ISP to 1,000,000 internet subscribers: if you are accused of piracy, you may lose the ability to control your smart thermostat
Armstrong Zoom, a northeastern US ISP with about a million subscribers, has sent its customers warnings that they have been accused of copyright infringement, and that subsequent accusations would lead… READ THE REST
Is your CarPlay still wired? Ditch the cable for this wireless CarPlay adapter!
TL;DR: The plug-and-play OTTOCAST adapter turns wired CarPlay into wireless, allowing for hands-free navigation, calls, and more for $50! Don't you just love how convenient Apple CarPlay is? It makes navigating your… READ THE REST
Here's why you need this waterproof speaker
TL;DR: The TREBLAB HD77 Bluetooth speaker comes with waterproofing, all-day battery, and crisp 360° HD sound for $51.99 (reg. $79)! Whether you're at the beach or camping, one thing that's bound to make… READ THE REST
Why rent when you can own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $55?
TL;DR: Until September 29, own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $54.97—a practical, one-time purchase. Ever thought about owning your software instead of paying for it over and over, just like all… READ THE REST
