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With Hurricane Milton now bearing down on Florida, T-Mobile tells CNET that it's planning to continue with emergency alerts via satellite for Milton as well as enabling satellite texting. https://lnkd.in/g2VpG82A

How will Apple navigate shifting sands? https://lnkd.in/ge9jP87T

We're into the final day of Amazon's October #PrimeDay sale, so you don't have long left to score these bargains. https://lnkd.in/gANPTNuK

With Hurricane Milton getting closer, T-Mobile’s customers might not be completely disconnected if their cell service goes down. This past weekend, T-Mobile got emergency approval to use Starlink satellites to send emergency alerts to T-Mobile subscribers whose service might be down from Hurricane Helene. The emergency alert service shows how a partnership originally aimed at filling coverage dead zones is quickly proving valuable for connecting people during national emergencies. T-Mobile tells CNET’s Eli Blumenthal that it is planning to continue with emergency alerts for Hurricane Milton, and may potentially also enable satellite texting.

Comcast is alerting customers of a data breach at a third-party debt collection company that exposed the sensitive personal information of more than 237,000 people. https://lnkd.in/ghhHzq6X

Adobe is launching a new web app called Content Authenticity that lets anyone with a free Adobe account create content credentials for their work. https://lnkd.in/gbHic5ZU

In an exclusive conversation with CNET, the startup's founders discuss the shift, including refunds for pre-orders and the need to focus on AI. https://lnkd.in/e9dNEhe3

SpaceX's Starlink service and T-Mobile have been granted temporary emergency capabilities to give those affected by the storm access to mobile coverage via satellites. https://lnkd.in/gcWQBjcH

OpenAI, which turned generative AI from a sci-fi concept into a consumer reality when it released ChatGPT two years ago, made history again last week when it raised $6.6 billion in one of the largest venture capital funding rounds in US history. https://lnkd.in/gB2EUZ7d