Good Morning! To stay up-to-date this Saturday (17), the TechWorld separated everything that happened this week (12th to 16th of December). In addition to various news about technology and science, the world of entertainment and games was also very busy in the period.
On Monday (12th), we reported iFood’s official position on the debate on whether or not couriers should go up to the apartment to deliver deliveries. On Wednesday (14), Netflix released all January 2023 releases. This Friday (16), Elon Musk suspended the account of several Twitter journalists.
This was just an appetizer of everything that rocked! Check out, below, everything that happened most important in the week. To access each news in full, just click on the links below.
1. iFood clarifies whether or not the delivery person should go up to the apartment. After a case that went viral on social networks, iFood clarified: delivery should preferably be done at the entrance.
2. See Your Vote: website that shows vote in Elections 22 is fake. The domain Vejaseuvoto.info was used as alleged proof of electoral fraud.
3. Instagram launches Notes in DM, pinned short messages in inbox. Instagram has launched a new feature in Brazil: notes in DMs, short messages that appear at the top of the social network’s inbox.
4. World Cup: Why do some players wear a black mask? The black masks seen on World Cup 2022 players serve as a high-tech protective item; know more!
5. All Netflix releases in January 2023. Among Netflix releases are Season 2 of Vikings: Valhalla, Ginny & Georgia and the premiere of Lockwood & Co.; check out the full list!
6. “F*ck Brazilian banks”: new malware stole thousands of reais. Santander bank customers became targets of the malware, which today spreads to other banks.
7. Superman: Jason Momoa and Zachary Levi react to Henry Cavill’s ‘firing’. Despite having announced his return to the DCU as Superman recently, Henry Cavill will no longer live the hero; colleagues reacted!
8. Elon Musk suspends journalists’ Twitter accounts. Using a newly created rule, Elon Musk banned several journalists who are known to follow the billionaire and his companies.
9. Epic Games Store offers 15 games for free! Come and see. The platform will provide one free game per day this year-end to celebrate Christmas; learn how to redeem the first!
10. 5 bizarre studies that can be extremely useful. When science hits a dead end, research proves that it is possible to push the limits of curiosity and strangeness.
