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YouTube has introduced an AI-powered chatbot to assist creators in recovering their hacked accounts. This new tool, accessible through the YouTube Help Center, guides creators through a series of questions to secure their Google logins and undo unauthorized changes. While currently limited to English and a select group of creators, Google plans to expand its availability. This initiative comes after several high-profile hacking incidents targeting major artists and government channels, highlighting the need for improved account security on the platform.

This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to sign out of your Netflix account across various platforms, including smart TVs, websites, and streaming devices. Learn how to easily manage your account access and security with clear, step-by-step instructions.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to reset your ChatGPT password for better account security. Also, learn why and how to enable two-factor authentication for enhanced protection.

The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) has apologized after some members received inaccurate phone bills. One member, Evan Loughlin, reported receiving a bill for $15,322, with over $12,000 attributed to equipment charges. Loughlin expressed concern about the possibility of a malicious attack but noted that members were charged varying amounts. APEGA attributed the issue to a technical problem and advised members that the charges would be reversed. The association also stated that account information was not compromised during the incident.

WhatsApp has introduced passkey verification for iPhone users, enhancing account security and providing a smoother login experience. This feature offers multiple authentication options, including facial recognition, biometrics, and PIN, eliminating the need for SMS passcodes or passwords. The passkey is stored securely on the device, ensuring protection even without an internet connection. WhatsApp joins the growing adoption of passkey support, alongside companies like Twitter, Google, and PayPal. iOS users can expect a more convenient and secure WhatsApp experience as the rollout progresses.