Topic: content providers
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YouTube TV Fixes 'Restricted' Bug That Broke DVR Recordings
YouTube TV resolved a widespread technical glitch that blocked subscribers from accessing their cloud DVR recordings, displaying incorrect "Restricted recording" error messages. The company confirmed the issue was a system bug, not a licensing change, and its engineering teams swiftly deployed a ...
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Unpatched OnePlus Flaw Lets Malicious Apps Send Texts
A security flaw in OnePlus's OxygenOS allows malicious apps to silently read SMS messages and metadata without user permission, posing a significant privacy risk. The vulnerability, CVE-2025-10184, stems from flawed security configurations in modified Android components, enabling blind SQL inject...
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Reddit and Google Deepen AI Partnership in New Talks
Reddit and Google are negotiating to integrate Reddit's content more deeply into Google's AI tools, potentially changing how information is curated and presented. Reddit is pursuing a dynamic pricing model for its data, aiming to be compensated as an essential supplier based on the value of its u...
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Reddit Seeks Lucrative AI Deals with Google and OpenAI
Reddit is negotiating more lucrative AI data deals with companies like Google and OpenAI, seeking greater financial compensation and strategic user growth. The platform is pushing for a dynamic pricing model where payment is tied to how significantly its content influences AI-generated responses....
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Orange & Synamedia Expand Multi-CDN Reach at IBC 2025
Orange and Synamedia are partnering to integrate a telecommunications-grade CDN with the Quortex Switch platform, enabling flexible multi-CDN deployment for global content distribution. The collaboration leverages Orange's network in the Middle East and Africa, along with Synamedia's intelligent ...
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