~ Google rilascia la Beta 1 di Android 11 ~
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Dopo aver posticipato a data da destinarsi l'evento per il lancio della Beta 1 di Android 11, Google decide di rilasciarla così, un po' in segreto.
La prima cosa che salta all'occhio è che a differenza della prima beta di Android 10, rilasciata in contemporanea a dispositivi sia di Google che di grossi altri marchi, questa, fino ad ora è stata rilasciata solo per la gamma Pixel.
Detto questo andiamo a vedere il changelog:
-Privacy: sarà possibile concedere alle app l'autorizzazione una volta sola, inoltre tutte le autorizzazioni concesse verranno revocate dopo un certo periodo.
-Controlli: aggiunto un nuovo menù che garantisce una gestione più rapida dei dispostivi smart home di Google.
-Notifiche: sono ufficialmente introdotte le notifiche a bolla (quelle stile Massenger, per capirci😂).
Fr3uds
📰 Another Gun, Another Perimeter: Mar-a-Lago Turns Into a Crime Scene Again
An armed man in his early 20s was shot dead at Mar-a-Lago after breaching the secure perimeter with a shotgun and a fuel can, according to the Secret Service and Palm Beach County sheriff. He drove in through the north gate around 1:30 a.m., slipped in as another vehicle exited, dropped the gas can when ordered — then reportedly raised the shotgun into a firing position, at which point two Secret Service agents and a county deputy opened fire and killed him. Trump was in Washington, not at the resort.
Investigators say the man, believed to be a 21‑year‑old from North Carolina who’d been reported missing by his family days earlier, had apparently traveled south and picked up the weapon on the way; a box for the shotgun was found in his car. The FBI is now canvassing neighbors for security‑camera footage while Palm Beach does its usual split-screen routine: winter tourists with iced coffees on one side, police blocking access roads to the ex‑president’s club on the other.
This is not an isolated incident; it’s the third serious case in 18 months. In July 2024, Thomas Crooks climbed onto a rooftop near a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, fired eight shots, killed a rallygoer, wounded two others and grazed Trump’s ear before being killed by a Secret Service sniper — after agents had been warned about him as “suspicious” an hour earlier. Two months later, Ryan Routh was caught with a rifle outside Trump’s Florida golf course and is now serving life for attempted assassination.
The Secret Service, already under fire for those failures, now has to argue two things at once: that Trump is protected, and that the system isn’t out of control. On paper, yesterday was a “success” — perimeter breached, threat neutralized, no protectee on site. In any sane democracy, the phrase “another young man with a long gun and a political fixation got within shooting range of the president’s property” would not count as reassurance.
America’s political class will now do what it always does. One camp will turn this into proof Trump is under siege and the state is failing him. The other will quietly enjoy the spectacle of a security apparatus that can’t secure a golf resort. No one will ask why U.S. politics keeps producing lone wolves with rifles, GPS coordinates for Trump’s locations, and just enough competence to reach the outer edge of the Secret Service’s comfort zone.
#Trump#MarALago#SecretService#violence#USA#fakeDemocracy
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