The takeaway: Block, the parent company of mobile payment service Cash App, has reached a $45 million settlement with regulators and the attorneys general of 46 states and the District of Columbia to resolve allegations that it failed to adequately protect users from fraud. As part of the settlement, Block also agreed to provide live customer support to all users.

According to the indictment, Block exposed its users to fraud by

GPU Cards: Today's GPU and PC component market is in utter chaos, but Nvidia is always looking for new ways to celebrate its products and their history. The GPU manufacturer is now introducing a trading card "game" – a free collection designed to highlight iconic moments in GeForce history.

While people are expecting brand-new GPUs carrying the "Super" moniker , Nvidia is giving away free trading cards instead.

In brief: The question of whether something can run Doom is almost always yes, it can. But Minecraft, while not exactly renowned for being graphically intensive, is more demanding and modern, so it's especially impressive that a YouTuber managed to get the game running on Nintendo's 1998 Game Boy Color.

The feat was achieved by Game of Tobi (via Retro Dodo ), who's

Pro tip: DLSS Swapper can be an undeniably useful tool, providing significant improvements to real-time graphics quality. As the program's author recently reminded users, people should be very careful when dealing with DLL components from unverified sources. Just download the official package and be done with it.

DLSS Swapper author Brad Moore revealed that some people are attempting to compromise the program by uploading potentially malicious DLL files. These unnamed

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What we know so far: New York is set to become the first state to issue a blanket ban on smart glasses inside the courtroom. Effective July 20, headwear and eyewear containing cameras / microphones or other recording technology will be prohibited in more than 1,240 state, county, city, town, and village courts across the state.

According to a memo from the Office

Why it matters: Interpol has wrapped up its biggest anti-fraud sweep of the year, reporting 5,811 arrests and the interception of $293 million in illicit assets across 97 countries and territories. The operation, code-named First Light 2026, ran from January 15 to April 30 and targeted social engineering fraud: the umbrella term for scams that manipulate victims into

Ripple effect: The US campaign against Iran is estimated by one tracker to have cost over $113 billion, a figure that includes the loss of dozens of Reaper drones collectively worth about $1 billion. This has led to the Pentagon looking for cheaper hunter-killer drones that can be sacrificed without massive financial implications.

The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), the Pentagon organization that pulls commercial tech into the military

Facepalm: The endemic scale of AI-assisted cheating among students over the past few years is well documented, but few visual representations illustrate the problem as well as a recent chart from a Brown University professor. As concerning as the graph is, the university's muted response to it is potentially even more worrying.

When Brown University economics professor Robert Serrano suspected that most of his students had used AI to cheat on a