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Man Arrested in Alcanar for Online Sexual Harassment of 21 Minors
A 26-year-old man was detained in Alcanar for harassing 21 minors online. Police found thousands of illicit images. The suspect posed as a teenager to contact girls nationwide.
Google Enables Default AI Training With User Search Media Data
Google has activated a new privacy setting that saves user-uploaded media from Search for AI training. The option is enabled by default and affects images, audio, and files. Users must manually opt out to prevent their data from being used.
Google Faces New AI Talent Loss as Two Key Researchers Depart for Anthropic
Two leading AI specialists are preparing to leave Google for Anthropic. This move follows a string of high-profile exits. The departures raise new questions about Google’s ability to compete in the AI sector.
Wangiri Scam: The Missed Call Trap That Can Drain Your Mobile Balance
A missed call from an unknown international number may be more than a simple mistake. The Wangiri scam lures people into calling back, triggering costly charges. Here’s how the scheme works and what you can do to protect yourself.
Grand Theft Auto VI Release Date Set for November on PS5 and Xbox Series
Rockstar has confirmed Grand Theft Auto VI will launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Pre-orders open June 25, with two editions available. The game will be digital-only, with no physical disc included.
Fraudulent Sites Target Gamers Ahead of GTA 6 Pre-Order Launch
A surge in fraudulent websites is exploiting the GTA 6 pre-order rush. Scammers promise early access in exchange for cryptocurrency payments. Cybersecurity experts warn of growing risks for eager buyers.
Major Outage Hits Instagram, Facebook and Whatsapp Across Spain and Worldwide
Instagram, Facebook and Whatsapp suffered a widespread outage late at night. Users in Spain and over 70 countries faced issues loading content and sending messages. Meta has not explained the cause of the disruption.
Ester Expósito Faces Backlash Over Dance at Bad Bunny Concert in Madrid
Ester Expósito's dance at a Bad Bunny concert in Madrid has sparked heated debate. The actress responds to criticism, highlighting the ongoing issue of social judgment and women's freedom.
Yahoo Group Updates Privacy Options and Cookie Controls
Yahoo Group has introduced updated privacy and cookie settings for all its platforms. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their preferences. The changes affect every site and app managed by Yahoo.
Major Fashion Chains Move Up 2026 Summer Sale Dates Across Spain
Spain’s leading fashion retailers are launching summer sales earlier than ever in 2026. Key brands like Zara and Mango have shifted dates and digital start times, intensifying competition for shoppers.
Rita Maestre Brings WokeUp News Figures Into Más Madrid Primary Race
Rita Maestre has added Dani Ayuso and Diana López, both linked to WokeUp News, to her Más Madrid primary team. The move highlights the party's growing reliance on digital communication and new political profiles.
X Restores Service After Widespread Morning Outage Hits Major US Cities
X faced a major disruption on Monday morning, with over 15,000 users affected. The outage hit key US cities before service was restored. Reports of issues dropped sharply within 20 minutes.
How to Free Up Space on Google Photos Without Deleting Your Mobile Pictures
Running out of space on Google Photos can disrupt backups and email. Learn how to reclaim gigabytes by adjusting settings, compressing files, and targeting what really fills your Google account—before you start deleting your favorite photos.
EU Cybersecurity Shake-Up Could Force Millions to Replace Chinese Routers
A sweeping EU cybersecurity reform may soon require telecom operators to remove routers and network devices from Chinese brands like Huawei and ZTE. The move aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on foreign technology and could mean costly changes for homes and businesses.
Madrid Police Arrest Suspect Linked to Alcasec Cybercrime Network
A 25-year-old man was detained in Madrid for illegally accessing restricted government databases. Police say he used a bot created by convicted hacker Alcasec. The case highlights ongoing risks to sensitive citizen data.
Yahoo Group Updates Privacy Options and Cookie Controls
Yahoo Group has introduced updated privacy and cookie controls across all its platforms. Users can now reject all cookies or customize their privacy settings. The changes impact how personal data is managed on Yahoo sites and apps.
Step-by-step guide to checking access to your personal information
How to Find Out Which Government Agencies Viewed Your Data via Mi Carpeta Ciudadana. The Spanish app Mi Carpeta Ciudadana lets you see which government agencies—from Hacienda to the police—have requested your personal data. The feature isn’t obvious, but it’s available to anyone who has completed identification.
Ibai Llanos moves fans with farewell to Gaspi after tragedy in Rio
Ibai Llanos bids farewell to Gaspi: a tragedy that shook the world of bloggers. Ibai Llanos reacted emotionally to the death of his friend Gaspi. The young Argentine blogger died in a plane crash in Rio de Janeiro. The news sparked a wave of support and grief on social media.
Social Security Switches to Electronic Notifications for All Sick Leave Cases
New Digital Responsibility for Sick Leave Recipients in Spain. Spain is changing the rules for receiving official notifications for those on sick leave or receiving temporary disability benefits. Now, important messages will be delivered through electronic platforms instead of by mail. This requires citizens to regularly check digital services.
Document processing made easier: video identification and no queues
FNMT Digital Certificate Now Available Through Mobile App. FNMT has launched an official app for Android and iOS, enabling users to obtain a digital certificate directly from their mobile phone. There's no longer a need to visit offices—instead, you can complete video identification and pay for the service online.
Why Sending a Photo of Your Document Can Lead to Fraud
Spanish Civil Guard Warns: Sharing Your DNI Online Puts Your Data at Risk. Millions of Spaniards send photos of their DNI via messengers and email, unaware of the consequences. The Civil Guard explains how such actions open the door to banking fraud and identity theft. Which mistakes are most common and how to protect your data — in our analysis.
What Really Works Against Cold Calling and Phone Scams
How to Stop Annoying Calls with One Phrase: A New Way to Fight Spam. Persistent calls offering products and services have become a common nuisance for mobile phone owners in Spain. However, there is a way to stop these calls without blocking numbers or unnecessary stress — you just need to know the right phrase and use it at the right moment.
Zuckerberg launches the company’s biggest overhaul in years
Meta cuts 8,000 jobs to boost artificial intelligence development. Meta has announced large-scale layoffs: 8,000 employees will lose their jobs, and another 7,000 will be reassigned to new artificial intelligence projects. The decision is part of a strategic company restructuring and has raised concerns among staff.
Why Retro Caramels and Chewing Gum Are Making a Comeback with Adults
Nostalgia on the Palate: Adults Bring Back the Trend for Childhood Sweets in Spain. In Spain, adults are increasingly buying sweets that were once considered a children’s treat. Retro caramel candies, chewing gum, and hematogen are becoming fashionable again thanks to nostalgia and changing consumer habits. Businesses are quickly adapting to this demand.
Laura and Alba Rodriguez Espinosa are in the spotlight because of What the Fav
Zapatero's Daughters and Their Agency What the Fav: A New Angle on a Family Story. Laura and Alba Rodriguez Espinosa are back in the spotlight. Their agency, What the Fav, is under discussion due to its connection with a high-profile family affair. What drives their business and why is it being talked about now? Details in our report.
Inés García speaks out for the first time about rumored relationship with Lamine Yamal
Ines Garcia Responds to Cheating Rumors After Joint Photos with Lamine Yamal. A new scandal has erupted around Ines Garcia: after photos with Lamine Yamal appeared, the blogger found herself at the center of infidelity allegations. For the first time, she has sharply addressed the rumors and explained what is really going on.
Spanish football stadiums fall victim to cyber attack
Google Maps Hacked: Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Suddenly Renamed. Google Maps users noticed that the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium appeared under a different name. Soon after, other famous arenas were also renamed. How did this happen, and what should you do if you encounter a similar situation? Read our report.
Lidia Torrent reveals how minimalism and new habits transformed her approach to beauty
Lidia Torrent Reveals Her Glow Secret and Talks About Beauty Temptations. Lidia Torrent is back in the spotlight after sharing insights into her morning routine. The host revealed how minimalism in skincare and the power of habits shape her look. A special mention went to one product worth 30 euros.
The AI assistant is becoming a personal tutor with individualized assignments
How Claude Helps You Learn a Language in a Month: Real Experience and Step-by-Step Method. Using Claude as a personal tutor isn’t science fiction—it’s a practical approach. AI expert Nona shares a structured framework that helps you master a new language from scratch in just 33 days. The core—daily lessons, dialogues, and regular knowledge checks.
Fake Lidl Stores Target Shoppers Across Spain
INCIBE warns: Scammers posing as Lidl website steal personal data. A new wave of online fraud is sweeping Spain: fake Lidl websites lure shoppers with low prices and request personal and banking information. INCIBE experts explain how to avoid falling for the scam and what to do if you've been deceived.
Why the N Icon Appears in the Top Bar on Android and Whether You Should Disable It
What Does the 'N' Mean on the Android Screen: An Important Feature Many Overlook. Sometimes the letter 'N' appears on Android smartphone screens — this is not an error or warning. This icon indicates that NFC technology is enabled, allowing you to make payments and verify your identity with your phone. We explain how this feature works and when you should consider turning it off.
Franck Molinos hasn’t paid rent or electricity for seven years — he explains what it means
Spaniard Gives Up Apartment and Lives in a Truck: How It Works in Practice. Frank Molinos swapped his regular apartment for a converted truck and has been living on the road for seven years. He pays nothing for rent or electricity, and spends very little on water. This lifestyle demands discipline, but allows him to save money and break away from routine.
Spanish criminals use multiple channels to steal banking data
Scammers Target Pensioners: New Scheme with WhatsApp and Calls Posing as Social Security. Spain is witnessing a surge in fraud schemes pretending to be Social Security payments. Criminals are combining phone calls, SMS messages, and WhatsApp chats to trick pensioners and benefit recipients into giving up their banking details. Authorities warn that no official agency ever requests such information in this manner.
Hypixel Studios launches reward program for security testers
Hytale Offers Players Major Rewards for Discovered Vulnerabilities. PC owners of Hytale can now earn over €20,000 for identifying and properly reporting vulnerabilities. Hypixel Studios is launching a program that makes players part of the game’s security system.
Advantages of the Format and Potential Features of the Upcoming Product
The First Foldable iPhone: What Is Known About Apple's New Device. Apple is preparing its first foldable smartphone, which could become a bridge between a phone and a tablet. According to leaks, the device will feature an interface similar to the iPad and introduce new usage scenarios. Expectations, details, and timelines—in this article.
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