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Reina

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    • Technology

    The Harsh Truth About “Catch a Cheater” Apps

    • ByReina
    • Published: October 27, 2025
    “Catch a cheater” apps promise to expose infidelity. Instead they invade privacy and can actually harm relationships more than help them.
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      • Technology

      Sora Is Making Deepfakes Look Too Realistic

      • ByReina
      • Published: October 27, 2025
      As AI video models like Sora evolve, the visual glitches that once gave deepfakes away are disappearing. It’s getting harder to believe what we’re seeing.
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        • Technology

        Samsung Has Turned Your Smart Fridge Into a Giant Ad

        • ByReina
        • Published: October 27, 2025
        Samsung’s Family Hub fridges are now showing ads. The update is a warning about where smart home devices are headed.
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          • Gaming
          • Business

          Why Bringing Halo to PlayStation Is a Brilliant Move

          • ByReina
          • Published: October 26, 2025
          Gamers may be outraged that Halo is no longer Xbox-only, but the move makes sense. Microsoft is embracing multiplatform gaming, Game Pass, and crossplay to preserve relevance.
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            • Business
            • Music

            The Hidden Flaw in NewJeans’ Contract Battle

            • ByReina
            • Published: October 26, 2025
            Min Hee-jin’s creative freedom gave NewJeans a non-standard contract. Now, that same freedom could dismantle their case against ADOR.
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              • Music

              Are Music Videos Really Dying?

              • ByReina
              • Published: October 26, 2025
              The shutdown of MTV UK’s music channels marks the end of an era, but not the end of music videos. In the age of TikTok, its form and function have changed.
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                • Music

                “Pearlies” Shows How LE SSERAFIM Survived a Tumultuous 2024

                • ByReina
                • Published: October 25, 2025
                The group’s B-side “Pearlies” reflects on controversies from 2024, showing resilience and gratitude towards their fans.
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                  • Music
                  • Technology

                  OpenAI’s AI Music Tool Could Change How Songs Are Made

                  • ByReina
                  • Published: October 25, 2025
                  Anyone could create music with OpenAI’s new AI tool, using text or audio prompts to generate full songs and instrumentals.
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                    • Music
                    • Business

                    The Real Reason NewJeans Wants Out of ADOR

                    • ByReina
                    • Published: October 25, 2025
                    Behind the calls for artist rights, NewJeans’ fight against ADOR exposes a deeper issue. The unhealthy influence of Min Hee-jin on their identity and choices.
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