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Your PS5 can now become a Linux Gaming PC
ps5-linux exploits a patched hypervisor vulnerability to convert PS5 Phat to a Linux PC with HDMI 4K60 video and audio output. It includes M.2 SSD support and working USB ports.
Supported firmwares:
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This is a soft-mod and the internal SSD isn't modified, so you need to re-run the exploit in order to boot into Linux. Standby, resume and built-in bluetooth isn't supported.
🔗 GitHub
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ps5-linux exploits a patched hypervisor vulnerability to convert PS5 Phat to a Linux PC with HDMI 4K60 video and audio output. It includes M.2 SSD support and working USB ports.
Supported firmwares:
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3.00, 3.10, 3.20, 3.21, without M.2 support-
4.00, 4.02, 4.03, 4.50, 4.51 with M.2 support- More versions later
This is a soft-mod and the internal SSD isn't modified, so you need to re-run the exploit in order to boot into Linux. Standby, resume and built-in bluetooth isn't supported.
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France's National agency that manages citizens' IDs has been breached On April 15, the National Agency for Secure Documents (ANTS) got breached. The data breached from the portal includes: • Login ID • Full name • Email address • Date of birth • Unique account…
15-year-old arrested in France over ANTS breach
A 15 year old minor (name/gender not revealed) has been arrested for the ANTS data breach, who claimed to have stolen over 19 million records in the post with the alias "breach3d".
The 15 year old faces two computer crime allegations linked to an intrusion in which between 12 million and 18 million lines of data were offered for sale on cybercrime forums. Each offense carries up to 7 years imprisonment and a maximum €300,000 fine.
Note: Image translated with Google Translate
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A 15 year old minor (name/gender not revealed) has been arrested for the ANTS data breach, who claimed to have stolen over 19 million records in the post with the alias "breach3d".
The 15 year old faces two computer crime allegations linked to an intrusion in which between 12 million and 18 million lines of data were offered for sale on cybercrime forums. Each offense carries up to 7 years imprisonment and a maximum €300,000 fine.
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Introducing CannyBot - An Open Source, fun bot made by @agam778 It's made in grammY, and IS NOT A moderation bot. Checkout the list of commands here (more commands will be added later). 🔗 View it on GitHub 🤖 Add it in your groups: @thecannybot If you have…
After almost 3 years, CannyBot is alive and running again!
Deployed @thecannybot once again, dropped some commands, and
In the meantime, suggest ideas for commands or features for CannyBot
Add it in your group or try it out in ours: @agamtechtrickschat
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Deployed @thecannybot once again, dropped some commands, and
/8ball now responds with random stickers. Added a /dl command to download media with yt-dlp. More commands and other updates coming soon!In the meantime, suggest ideas for commands or features for CannyBot
Add it in your group or try it out in ours: @agamtechtrickschat
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ATT • Tech News pinned «After almost 3 years, CannyBot is alive and running again! Deployed @thecannybot once again, dropped some commands, and /8ball now responds with random stickers. Added a /dl command to download media with yt-dlp. More commands and other updates coming soon!…»
Spotify Rolls Out 'Verified by Spotify' Badge for Human Artists
The 'Verified by Spotify' badge with a green tick is for artists who have steady listener activity, follow platform rules, and display clear signals of a real artist such as tour dates, merch, or linked social accounts. Profiles that primarily represent AI-generated acts or AI personas are not eligible.
The badges will appear on artist profiles and in search over the coming weeks. More than 99% of artists that listeners actively search for will be verified at launch.
🔗 Spotify Newsroom
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
The 'Verified by Spotify' badge with a green tick is for artists who have steady listener activity, follow platform rules, and display clear signals of a real artist such as tour dates, merch, or linked social accounts. Profiles that primarily represent AI-generated acts or AI personas are not eligible.
The badges will appear on artist profiles and in search over the coming weeks. More than 99% of artists that listeners actively search for will be verified at launch.
🔗 Spotify Newsroom
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
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Google Gemini may get ads soon
Google's chief business officer, who spoke on the Q1 earnings call, said that Google was "open" to the idea of including ads in Gemini. However, this is not a confirmation that ads will come.
🔗 AndroidAuthority
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
Google's chief business officer, who spoke on the Q1 earnings call, said that Google was "open" to the idea of including ads in Gemini. However, this is not a confirmation that ads will come.
Let’s also be clear, ads have always been a big part of scaling products to reach billions of people. And if done well, ads can be really valuable and really helpful commercial information, and at the right moment we’ll share any plans as we have said, but we’re not rushing anything here.
🔗 AndroidAuthority
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Google refuses to aid thousands of bricked Pixels
Thousands of Google Pixel users are reporting that some software updates, including custom ROMs, have bricked their devices, leaving them stuck in endless bootloops or completely dead. Despite the growing number of complaints on the official Issue Tracker, impacted owners claim that Google didn't provide a definitive patch, rendering many phones completely unusable.
As more customers find themselves in a support limbo, the frustration is growing. Those with devices out of warranty are being directed to paid repair services, even though the problem was triggered by a mandatory system update. Accusations of carelessness have been triggered by this alleged failure to provide free repairs or an instant software patch.
While Google has acknowledged it is investigating the issue, a universal solution still remains unavailable.
🔗 Issue Tracker | X
👨💻 @agamtechtricks
Thousands of Google Pixel users are reporting that some software updates, including custom ROMs, have bricked their devices, leaving them stuck in endless bootloops or completely dead. Despite the growing number of complaints on the official Issue Tracker, impacted owners claim that Google didn't provide a definitive patch, rendering many phones completely unusable.
As more customers find themselves in a support limbo, the frustration is growing. Those with devices out of warranty are being directed to paid repair services, even though the problem was triggered by a mandatory system update. Accusations of carelessness have been triggered by this alleged failure to provide free repairs or an instant software patch.
While Google has acknowledged it is investigating the issue, a universal solution still remains unavailable.
🔗 Issue Tracker | X
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A YouTube interface bug spikes RAM usage above 7GB and freezes tabs
Users using Firefox, Brave, Edge and more have reported video stuttering, unresponsive tabs and YouTube pages consuming 7GB RAM.
The bug was caused by a layout loop in the interface below the video player, where buttons like 'Like' and 'Share' are located. When the screen lacks space, a button hides, altering the container's width. This triggers the system to think there's space again, causing the button to reappear. This causes an endless layout recalculation loop.
YouTube has released a mitigation so this issue should be fixed now.
🔗 Bugzilla
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
Users using Firefox, Brave, Edge and more have reported video stuttering, unresponsive tabs and YouTube pages consuming 7GB RAM.
The bug was caused by a layout loop in the interface below the video player, where buttons like 'Like' and 'Share' are located. When the screen lacks space, a button hides, altering the container's width. This triggers the system to think there's space again, causing the button to reappear. This causes an endless layout recalculation loop.
YouTube has released a mitigation so this issue should be fixed now.
🔗 Bugzilla
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Your Phone Number can easily be leaked on Telegram due to this default setting
If you hide your number from your Telegram profile, it can still be obtained. You may ask, how? This is because of how Contact Discovery works on any messaging app (including WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, etc.).
If I save a random number on my phone that turns out to be yours, Telegram will automatically link the number to your profile. This is exploited by attackers, by saving thousands of numbers in the phone's contacts (with a
This is how some people's numbers get leaked on Telegram as this option is set to "Everybody" by default.
If you want to prevent this, change "Who can find me by my number" to "My Contacts" in Privacy settings. This way, your number won't be linked to your profile as long as you don't have the attacker's number saved.
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
If you hide your number from your Telegram profile, it can still be obtained. You may ask, how? This is because of how Contact Discovery works on any messaging app (including WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, etc.).
If I save a random number on my phone that turns out to be yours, Telegram will automatically link the number to your profile. This is exploited by attackers, by saving thousands of numbers in the phone's contacts (with a
.vcf file for a lot of numbers), and then syncing them in Telegram. If the contacts list contains your number, it'll be linked to your profile, and will be exposed.This is how some people's numbers get leaked on Telegram as this option is set to "Everybody" by default.
If you want to prevent this, change "Who can find me by my number" to "My Contacts" in Privacy settings. This way, your number won't be linked to your profile as long as you don't have the attacker's number saved.
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Apple agrees to pay iPhone owners $250 million for not delivering AI Siri
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class action lawsuit, alleging Apple advertised that Apple Intelligence features would be available with the launch of the iPhone 16, but offered a significantly limited or entirely absent version of Apple Intelligence.
Those who bought an iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 Pro between June 10th, 2024 and March 29th, 2025 in the US will be able to submit a claim and receive $25, which may decrease or increase up to $95 per device, depending on claim volume and other factors.
🔗 Clarkson
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class action lawsuit, alleging Apple advertised that Apple Intelligence features would be available with the launch of the iPhone 16, but offered a significantly limited or entirely absent version of Apple Intelligence.
Those who bought an iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 Pro between June 10th, 2024 and March 29th, 2025 in the US will be able to submit a claim and receive $25, which may decrease or increase up to $95 per device, depending on claim volume and other factors.
🔗 Clarkson
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
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Google Chrome silently installs a 4 GB AI model without consent
Google Chrome downloads a 4 GB on-device AI model file called
This download triggers when Chrome's AI features are active, even if you're not "using" any AI feature. The AI features are turned on by default in newer Chrome versions.
🔗 That Privacy Guy!
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
Google Chrome downloads a 4 GB on-device AI model file called
weights.bin in the OptGuideOnDeviceModel folder without any consent or setting. This is the weights for Gemini Nano, Google's on-device LLM. If the file is deleted, Chrome will re-download it.This download triggers when Chrome's AI features are active, even if you're not "using" any AI feature. The AI features are turned on by default in newer Chrome versions.
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OpenAl Is Building an Al-First Smartphone Replacing Apps with AI Agents OpenAI is co-developing smartphone chips with Qualcomm and MediaTek and has selected Luxshare as the exclusive partner for system co-design and manufacturing. OpenAI wants control of…
OpenAl accelerates Al phone for 2027 production
OpenAl is fast-tracking development of its first Al agent phone and aims to begin mass production in the first half of 2027.
Specifications:
- Customized Dimensity 9600 built on TSMC's N2P process in the second half of 2026
- Dual-NPU (for AI Compute)
- LPDDR6 + UFS 5.0
- Image Signal Processor with an enhanced HDR pipeline for real-world visual sensing
- pKVM and inline hashing for security.
If development stays on track, shipments could reach ~30 million units in 2027 and 2028.
🔗 Ming-Chi Kuo
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
OpenAl is fast-tracking development of its first Al agent phone and aims to begin mass production in the first half of 2027.
Specifications:
- Customized Dimensity 9600 built on TSMC's N2P process in the second half of 2026
- Dual-NPU (for AI Compute)
- LPDDR6 + UFS 5.0
- Image Signal Processor with an enhanced HDR pipeline for real-world visual sensing
- pKVM and inline hashing for security.
If development stays on track, shipments could reach ~30 million units in 2027 and 2028.
🔗 Ming-Chi Kuo
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Here's how you can solve the bot problem on your channel
Figured out something really funny today. While posting the last OpenAI phone post, I accidently only sent the image, without adding any caption. After this, I edited the post to add caption. Surprisingly, not a single bot sent a comment.
To test this, I sent a test message with text only, under which two bots commented (I deleted my post quickly). Then I only posted an image, under which no bot commented.
As far as I can comprehend, this is because these bots using LLMs don't analyze the images posted on the channel, just the text.
So, to avoid the bots in your posts, post only the image, then later edit the post and add your caption.
Does this solve the issue of reaction bots? I don't know
🧑💻 @agamtechtricks
Figured out something really funny today. While posting the last OpenAI phone post, I accidently only sent the image, without adding any caption. After this, I edited the post to add caption. Surprisingly, not a single bot sent a comment.
To test this, I sent a test message with text only, under which two bots commented (I deleted my post quickly). Then I only posted an image, under which no bot commented.
As far as I can comprehend, this is because these bots using LLMs don't analyze the images posted on the channel, just the text.
So, to avoid the bots in your posts, post only the image, then later edit the post and add your caption.
Does this solve the issue of reaction bots? I don't know
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Hi! We're inviting people from our community to participate in a video for the Agam's Tech Tricks YouTube channel.
If you would like to participate, kindly doxx yourself in a public group with the following details:
1. Name
2. Proof of Birth
3. City
4. Phone Number
Note: This is a mandatory participation.
We look forward to your enthusiastic participation!
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If you would like to participate, kindly doxx yourself in a public group with the following details:
1. Name
2. Proof of Birth
3. City
4. Phone Number
Note: This is a mandatory participation.
We look forward to your enthusiastic participation!
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Jokes aside, never ever reveal your private information in a public group, especially your city and phone number.
That's like the basic rule of using the Internet.
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Microsoft finally added libperf on Windows!
Microsoft is testing a feature called Low Latency Profile in Windows 11, which briefly boosts CPU performance for 1–3 seconds during high-priority actions like launching apps. This improves responsiveness, particularly on budget PCs, as seen in tests where CPU usage spiked up to 96–97% temporarily. The feature could significantly enhance performance on low-end machines.
🔗 Windows Latest
👨💻 @agamtechtricks
Microsoft is testing a feature called Low Latency Profile in Windows 11, which briefly boosts CPU performance for 1–3 seconds during high-priority actions like launching apps. This improves responsiveness, particularly on budget PCs, as seen in tests where CPU usage spiked up to 96–97% temporarily. The feature could significantly enhance performance on low-end machines.
🔗 Windows Latest
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