Linux Security Blog

• I tested GNOME's glassy new look – and it's simply spectacular
  GNOME is finally catching up to other desktop environments, thanks to Aura Glass, a fluid, modern desktop inspired by Apple's Liquid Glass.
• Add photos to your iMessages with one tap – how to skip that annoying iOS menu
  The latest iOS updates have added a ton of unnecessary taps to do simple things like add a photo to a text. But there's an easy trick to get around it.
• One of our favorite Bluetooth tracker cards is under $35 with this exclusive deal
  KeySmart's SmartCard (Gen 3) is perfect for Android and Apple users, and it's an extra 20% off with a ZDNET-exclusive code right now.
• Can you guess Apple's next move? Last chance to win big in ZDNET's Big Guessing Game
  It's the third and final round of ZDNET's Big Guessing Game. We want to know what you think.
• I tested Omarchy Quattro, one of the first Linux distros to go all in on AI – and I didn't hate it
  Omarchy made me fall in love with Hyprland – can it do the same for AI?
• Ubuntu on Windows outgrowing native installs? Not according to Canonical's Jon Seager
  There's some confusion about Ubuntu's popularity on Windows Subsystem for Linux, so I asked Canonical directly.
• T-Mobile will cover your first month of 5G home internet and give you up to $200 back – here's how
  The latest T-Mobile 5G Home Internet offer will get you a first month on T-Mobile and up to $200 back, with a price that won't change for five years.
• Google's AI can see your business data by default in Workspace – unless you disable it
  In Google Workspace, Gemini has access to Gmail, Docs, Calendar, Chat, and more by default. Here's why it matters, and how administrators can disable it today.
• Microsoft reveals customizable context menu for Windows users – how to try it out
  You'll be able to tweak the right-click context menus in Windows to remove items you don't want, thereby decreasing the clutter.
• Apple's iOS 26.6.1 patches 29 security flaws – here's why you'll want to install it
  Along with MacOS and iPadOS, the latest update to iOS fixes a host of security bugs that could otherwise leave your device vulnerable to compromise or crashes.
• How to avoid Claude watermarking your content
  The answer is where you least expect it.
• I found an Android magnifier app for my aging eyes that beats camera zoom – and it's free
  Is the fine print getting harder to read? There's an app that can help with that.
• Want to run a full Linux distro on your Android phone? I found the easiest way
  Have you ever wanted to run a Linux distribution on your Android device? If so, your best bet is UserLAnd.
• Your iPhone's built-in magnifier does way more than help you see the fine print – how to use it
  Forgot your glasses? You can easily use your iPhone to read small text, or words from far away. Here's how.
• Google wants you to use its phones less – but I'm skeptical
  Google is leveraging our poor relationship to technology to sell its new phones – the same relationship it had a hand in creating.
• Incogni is our favorite service that stops data brokers from selling your info – and it's 58% off
  Incogni is taking 58% off annual plans with our code this month only, dropping the Standard plan to $6.79 per month.
• Finally, smart blinds that actually match my home's decor – here's why they're worth it
  The SelectBlinds window treatments come in dozens of styles and designs, so you don't have to sacrifice aesthetics for convenience.
• Stop paying for smartphone storage you don't need – here's a better approach
  How to stop wasting money on storage: Think in dollars, not gigabytes.
• Business adoption of AI agents tripled this year – as measurable ROI emerges
  Industries are finding the strategies that work best for their business needs, according to Salesforce's latest Agentic Enterprise Index.
• AI-enriched Linux 7.2 delivers cache-aware scheduling – here's everything new
  The latest kernel also brings filesystem and I/O improvements and substantial new support across AMD, Intel, Apple, Nvidia, USB4, and laptop hardware.

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