A major police raid in Valencia has intensified the trauma for families of abused children. Parents now fear images of their children may be circulating online, deepening their sense of uncertainty.
Sniper Elite: Resistance is set to join PlayStation Plus Impressive in September, alongside Chained Echoes and Wobbly Life. The leak surfaced days before Sony's official announcement. Subscribers can claim the games from 1 September.
Ceuta’s recent migrant crisis has led to an unprecedented spike in racist and xenophobic hate speech on social media. Government monitoring shows that daily hate messages more than doubled, raising concerns about digital and street-level tensions.
Juan José Ebenezer, known for his automotive advice on TikTok, has spoken candidly about his experience with depression. His story highlights the challenges public figures can face and the importance of addressing mental health openly.
Spain’s SEPE now accepts temporary codes and contrast data for identification, but applying for unemployment benefits online still requires a digital certificate, DNIe or Cl@ve. The change opens some services to more users, while basic procedures remain restricted.
Honor has introduced the Robot Phone, a flagship device with a 200 MP camera mounted on a robotic arm that extends from the phone’s body. It will go on sale in China on August 18, starting at 9,999 yuan. The launch brings a new approach to mobile imaging.
A new phone scam in Spain uses the Guardia Civil’s Madrid number to deceive victims. Criminals pose as officers to obtain personal and banking information. Authorities urge caution and advise contacting banks directly.
A viral helmet-cam video shows a Ducati Panigale V4 accelerating past 300 km/h on a busy public road. The footage has sparked fierce debate over road safety and calls for legal action against the rider.
La Voz de Galicia has clarified how it handles personal data, detailing its use for service delivery and marketing. Users can manage consent for third-party offers and adjust advertising preferences.
A statement by Juan Carlos Rivero about Luis de la Fuente's influence on Barcelona has sparked widespread discussion. The journalist's words quickly went viral, prompting debate over tensions surrounding player recruitment.
After nearly a year living exclusively in a motorhome, José and Patri, online personal trainers from Málaga, have shifted to a hybrid lifestyle. They now divide their time between traveling and a small rented house in Cádiz, reflecting on the realities of life on the road.
Three inmates at Puig de les Basses prison accessed staff members’ personal data after a cyberattack. Unions say the breach was more serious than initially reported, while authorities continue to investigate its full impact.
A video showing gold-like fragments in a pan, attributed to Santiago Alba, has circulated online since early 2025. The lack of a location, weight or independent analysis leaves the true nature of the find in question, despite scientific evidence of gold deposits in Extremadura.
Criticism of influencers is mounting across Spanish social media. Audiences question their authenticity and tire of constant advertising. Brands keep investing as trust erodes. The sector faces a turning point.
Recent disputes involving Carliyo el nervio and Violeta Mangriñán have reignited questions about the ability to recover of influencers. Fabiana Sevillano argues that negative attention may actually strengthen their presence.
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A grassroots campaign has drawn more than 700 signatures, pressing tech giants such as WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) and Apple to add the Andalusian flag emoji to their keyboards. Supporters argue the symbol is technically feasible and critical for cultural representation.
Spain’s recent solar eclipse sharply reduced solar power and disrupted traffic, while online searches for eye pain spiked. Its effects reached across the country, from electricity grids to emergency rooms.
Catalonia’s Telcocat service has processed 450 telecom incidents since October. The initiative targets rural areas, seeking faster operator responses and greater network transparency. More than 750 municipalities now use the system.
Trackhouse MotoGP Team is searching for a new rider on LinkedIn, offering a factory Aprilia bike and full medical coverage, plus champagne on Sundays. The requirements are as unconventional as the offer itself.
A viral tip suggests tossing aluminium foil balls into the washing machine to prevent static and lint. But appliance manufacturers warn that this method confuses washing with drying and could even risk damaging your machine. Here’s what actually works and what doesn’t.
Brussels has set up a direct channel with TikTok and Meta to counter disinformation linked to the Ceuta border crisis. The move follows a record influx at the Spanish-Moroccan border and growing concerns over online rumors.
A 35-year-old man in Murcia was arrested after a technical error exposed his face during a digital identity scam. Police say he used AI to impersonate more than 30 people and bypass security checks.
More than 2,300 publicly funded courses are available to unemployed people in Spain through SEPE and Fundae. The catalogue covers fields such as AI, payroll, e-commerce and environmental management, with flexible formats and targeted support.
A wave of misleading social media posts drew thousands to Ceuta’s border, as viral videos and rumors of an open crossing triggered a sudden influx. Moroccan authorities now link the crisis to organized digital networks.
The US has blocked approval of new robot vacuum models made outside the country, citing cybersecurity and supply chain risks. Existing devices remain legal, but future imports face strict new rules. Major brands such as Roborock and Dreame, as well as Xiaomi, are affected.
Netflix and Disney+ will offer 48 new Catalan-dubbed titles under a deal with the Generalitat and 3Cat. The additions include major films such as Mary Poppins and Sully, expanding Catalan-language options.
Daneidy Barrera, known as Epa Colombia, was moved from Bogotá to La Picaleña prison in Ibagué. The transfer came amid a prison-transfer policy attributed to President Abelardo de la Espriella’s administration and renewed questions about conditions at her previous facility. The case has drawn wide public attention.
A detailed analysis finds the July mass crossing into Ceuta was planned and coordinated. Organizers used social media to recruit participants and conceal their identities. Economic motives and new tactics are complicating detection.
Yahoo has revised its privacy approach, giving users clearer choices about cookies and data use. Users can now reject all cookies or change their settings at any time. The update aims to give users more control.
After thousands crossed into Ceuta, Moroccan families are searching for missing relatives online. Social networks that fueled the exodus are now flooded with appeals, as authorities face growing pressure amid the deepening crisis.
Google Maps is rolling out a major update for Android Auto, adding a 3D immersive interface and enhanced lane guidance, with Gemini AI integration also arriving. The features are reaching users gradually and are currently limited to in-car use.
A 17-year-old was detained in Gipuzkoa as the suspected head of the extremist group 764 in Spain. Authorities link him to death threats against Irene Montero and Sarah Santaolalla. The case highlights growing concerns over online radicalization.
Light has unveiled the Light Flip, a foldable phone that swaps its touchscreen for physical buttons and a T9 keyboard. It omits social media and ads, with no endless-scroll feeds, and aims to help users regain control over their digital habits. Pre-orders are open, with shipping scheduled for April 2027.
Google is quietly enabling immersive 3D navigation and a live speedometer for Android Auto users, even on stable app versions. The server-side rollout means access depends on region and device, not app updates. Early reports point to a gradual expansion, but most drivers still do not see the changes.
