AT&T’s Third Consecutive Annual Price Hike Signals Broader Industry Trend
Another Year, Another Increase AT&T customers are facing yet another price increase for home internet services, marking the third consecutive…
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AT&T’s Third Consecutive Internet Price Increase: What It Means for Consumers and the Industry
Another Year, Another AT&T Internet Price Hike In a move that’s becoming an annual tradition, AT&T has announced it will…
AI’s Unseen Toll: How Search Tools and Chatbots Are Quietly Eroding Wikipedia’s Foundation
Wikipedia’s Traffic Decline Linked to AI Tools Wikimedia Foundation has revealed concerning data showing a significant drop in Wikipedia page…
Blockchain Innovations Could Restore Digital Ownership Amid AI Data Harvesting
As AI systems vacuum up personal data without compensation, blockchain-based solutions are emerging that could shift power back to individuals. Advances in verifiable data and compute technologies are creating a trust layer for the internet that enables true digital ownership. These developments come as regulatory and corporate initiatives signal growing momentum for user-controlled data economies.
The Erosion of Digital Ownership
According to recent analysis, the American dream of ownership is increasingly elusive in both physical and digital realms. Sources indicate that while three-quarters of young Americans aspire to home ownership, barely half believe they will ever achieve it. This lack of ownership extends to our digital lives, where personal data has become a valuable asset that primarily benefits large corporations rather than the individuals who create it.
Windows 11 Updates Disrupt IIS Web Services, Microsoft Issues Temporary Fix
Recent Windows 11 updates have reportedly caused widespread issues with IIS websites, resulting in connection reset errors. Microsoft has acknowledged the problem and released a temporary Group Policy fix while working on a permanent solution.
Windows Updates Cause Widespread IIS Disruption
According to reports from Microsoft, recent updates for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2 have caused significant disruptions to IIS web services. Sources indicate that the problematic updates, identified as KB5066835 and KB5065789, were distributed during the October 2025 Patch Tuesday cycle and its preview period.