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Google announced Search Live has launched globally, for all languages and locations where AI Mode is available. Google said this is possible by its “new audio and voice model, Gemini 3.1 Flash Live, which delivers even more natural and intuitive conversations.”With this expansion, people in more than 200 countries & territories can have real-time conversations with Search in AI Mode, using both voice and camera.Google also added, “The new model is also inherently multilingual, which means that people around the world can now speak with Search in their preferred language.”To go Live with Search, simply open the Google app on…

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Joao Wedson, popular market analyst and founder of analytics platform Alphractal, has shared a cautionary insight on the Bitcoin market involving potential developments with the Binance exchange reserves. Binance BTC Reserves In Danger – Possible Deep Bear Market?  The Bitcoin market has remained in a bear phase for the last six months, marked by geopolitical tensions and macro uncertainties. During this time, the premier cryptocurrency has struggled to establish any sustained uptrend while constantly absorbing waves of corrective price action. In the most recent wave, Bitcoin prices returned to around $65,000, resulting in a net loss of 5.14% in the…

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We are releasing Zebra 4.3.0 today. This release contains critical security fixes and all node operators are strongly encouraged to upgrade immediately. In addition to the security patches, this release introduces support for the Network Sustainability Mechanism (ZIP-235), improves developer tooling for performance profiling, and resolves several other bugs. Security Advisories CVE-2026-34202: Remote Denial of Service via Crafted V5 Transactions (Critical, CVSS 9.2) A vulnerability in Zebra’s transaction processing logic allows a remote, unauthenticated attacker to crash a Zebra node by sending a specially crafted V5 transaction that passes initial deserialization but triggers a panic during transaction ID calculation. The…

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Having a card payment declined can be frustrating — especially when you’re not sure why it happened. Whether you’re paying in-store, online, or abroad, declined transactions are more common than most people realise. Across the UK, Europe, and global payment networks, card declines usually happen for simple, fixable reasons. Understanding what causes a declined payment can help you resolve the issue quickly and avoid it in the future. Here are 7 common reasons your card payment was declined — and what they usually mean. 1. Insufficient Funds One of the most common reasons for a declined payment is simply not having enough money available. your balance…

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1. Consider specifying locations or personasSo one of the big ones that you could play with is locations and personas. So, in your traditional rank tracking, something that a lot of people do and something that I’ve done in the past is take the same keyword and then maybe track it from say 50 different postcodes, or something like that, to see if I get different responses. For different kinds of business, this may be more or less useful. Or if you’re not a business that deals in real-world locations, then maybe this would be more about personas. So instead of saying,…

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Canada’s federal government has moved to ban cryptocurrency donations to political campaigns, shutting down a fundraising channel that appears to have seen little to no real-world use in the country’s previous elections.Bill C-25, the Strong and Free Elections Act, introduced March 26, would prohibit political contributions made in BTC and other cryptoassets, as well as in money orders and prepaid payment products, grouping them as forms of funding that are difficult to trace.The ban applies broadly across the political system, covering registered parties, riding associations, candidates, leadership and nomination contestants, and third parties engaged in election advertising.The move comes as…

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Hundreds of thousands of Americans are being warned about a data breach at the financial services firm Hightower Holding. In a report sent to the Maine Attorney General, the Chicago-based firm says user credentials were compromised, triggering unauthorized access to its computer network in early January. An investigation later determined that specific files were downloaded without authorization which contained personal and private identifying information, including names, Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers. The filing shows that 131,483 people were affected by the incident, including 1,557 Maine residents. The breach was discovered on March 12, 2026 and affected individuals were…

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Negative reactions to cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase using its notifications to push bets on event contracts amid the March Madness basketball tournament range from “annoying” to “absurd.”In January, Coinbase rolled out prediction market bets for US-based users as part of a partnership with Kalshi. However, for some users, the last two months have been seen as an opportunity for the exchange to get people “hooked on sports gambling” using an app that many had devoted to crypto trading.“I have received three separate notifications about College Basketball from Coinbase in the past *hour* alone,” said X user AvgJoesCrypto on Thursday. “It is…

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Bitcoin (BTC) slipped below $69,000 on Thursday, erasing gains seen earlier in the week as MARA Holdings (MARA), the largest crypto mining company in the United States, disclosed a substantial liquidation of its BTC holdings to fund an expansion into artificial intelligence (AI) computing. MARA Shares Climb On Debt-Repurchase Plan In its disclosure covering March 4–25, MARA said it sold 15,133 BTC for roughly $1.1 billion. The sale reduced Marathon’s holdings by roughly 28% from the 53,822 BTC it held at the start of March, according to BitcoinTreasuries.net data. The market reaction to the move was notable on both fronts.…

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