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Spanish Shop Owner Challenges Temu Over Ultra-Low Prices

A Spanish bazaar owner raised concerns after finding Temu cables for as little as €1, well below his €4.95 retail price and even below what he said he paid his supplier. The case highlights the pressure on small shops as global e-commerce platforms reshape local retail.

SEPE Unveils Easier Online and Phone Access for Unemployed

Applying for unemployment benefits or subsidies in Spain just became simpler. SEPE now accepts temporary codes and other accessible identification methods, including contrast data, for many procedures, reducing the need for digital certificates and expanding online and phone options.

Sara Carbonero Raises Alarm Over Digital Safety for Children

Sara Carbonero has spoken out about digital safety for children. Her remarks during a UNICEF campaign underline the need for shared responsibility in protecting young people online. The journalist also reflects on her personal challenges this year.

ChatGPT Launches Health Integration for U.S. Users

ChatGPT now allows U.S. users to connect Apple Health and medical records. The update aims to simplify health data management and provide more personalized support, with privacy safeguards and user control basic to the rollout.

UTECA Demands Easier Access to Free TV on Smart TVs in Spain

Spain’s basic commercial broadcasters have launched a campaign over the low visibility of free-to-air TV on internet-connected televisions. UTECA argues that Smart TV interfaces are sidelining traditional channels, affecting millions of viewers.

Yahoo Updates Cookie Consent Options for Users

Yahoo has introduced updated privacy controls for cookies and personal data. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their privacy settings, affecting how personal information is stored and used.

Argentina’s World Cup Loss Fuels Conspiracy Theories Online

Argentina’s defeat in the World Cup final has triggered a wave of conspiracy theories online. Coach Lionel Scaloni dismissed the rumors, while digital platforms amplified fringe voices. The debate highlights the role of algorithms in shaping public perception.

Family Bakery Delikatessen Draws Crowds and 300,000 Followers

Delikatessen, founded by sisters Susana and Yolanda López in 1999, has become a local institution and social media sensation. With their children now involved, the bakery blends tradition and innovation, attracting customers from far beyond its Catalan hometown.

Major outage disrupts Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp worldwide

A widespread outage hit social media, while Instagram and WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) also experienced disruptions. Users in New Zealand and Australia, along with others elsewhere, faced login errors and inaccessible accounts. Meta said service should return soon.