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AT&T to Offer Samsung Galaxy A14 5G Starting Jan. 13

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Get More Bang for Your Buck When the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G Arrives at AT&T

Beginning Jan. 13, New and Existing Customers can Purchase the Newest Samsung Galaxy A14 5G for $2/mo. with No Trade in Required1

What’s the news? Beginning Jan. 13, AT&T* is introducing the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G2 – the latest device in the A series line up. AT&T 5G is fast, reliable, and secure, and all AT&T unlimited plans3 include 5G access at no extra charge.

The new Samsung Galaxy A14 5G will be available online and in stores.

AT&T gives you more value for your new Samsung Galaxy A14 5G.

  • Unlimited Plans: With options like Unlimited Your WaySM – we give customers the choice to pick the perfect plan for each family member on the account. All our unlimited plans include AT&T 5G access and AT&T ActiveArmorSM mobile security.4
  • AT&T ActiveArmor: Our built-in security service is a combination of our 24/7 network protection that proactively detects and prevents threats, plus free, easy-to-use security apps and solutions.
  • International Travel with AT&T: Traveling abroad? Use your phone like you do at home with unlimited high-speed data, talk, and text, in 210+ destinations for $10/day.5 We’re also now including talk, text and high-speed data6 in 19 Latin American countries for customers on our Unlimited Premium plan at no extra cost.
  • myAT&T app: Download our free app with updated features like pre-order date calendar reminders to even simpler navigation that gets you to the new Samsung Galaxy A14 5G faster. Text myATT to 556699 for the link.  
  • AT&T Right To You: For a more personal, white glove delivery and expert setup service, try AT&T Right To You – you can pick when and where you want to receive your device. You can also enjoy free shipping with flexible returns, as well as same day pick-up, either in-store or curbside.7 

What about features?

Packed with appealing features like a vivid display, this modern sleekly designed phone is an amazing value for those looking for new and sophisticated without a designer price tag. A few additional features include:

  • 5G Connectivity: This smartphone is powered by fast, reliable, secure AT&T 5G and built with your security in…

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Secret Service erased text messages from Jan. 6 and the day before, the Homeland Security watchdog says

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WASHINGTON — The Secret Service erased text messages from both Jan. 6 and the day before the attack on the Capitol after the Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog requested records of electronic communications tied to the insurrection, according to a letter sent to congressional committees that was obtained by NBC News.

The details about the erased messages were revealed in a letter to two congressional committees Wednesday, in which Homeland Security Inspector General Joseph Cuffari said he was informed that many of the messages from Jan. 5 and Jan. 6, 2021, had been erased “as part of a device-replacement program.”

The Intercept first reported the content of the letters.

A spokesperson for the House Homeland Security Committee confirmed the letter, which was also given to the Jan. 6 committee, a source familiar with the matter confirmed.

Cuffari’s letter was also addressed to the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

“The USSS erased those text messages after OIG requested records of electronic communications from the USSS, as part of our evaluation of events at the Capitol on January 6,” Cuffari said in his letter.

He added that DHS personnel had repeatedly told inspectors that “they were not permitted to provide records directly” to the watchdog and that the records first needed to be reviewed by the agency’s attorneys.

“This review led to weeks-long delays in OIG obtaining records and created confusion over whether all records had been produced,” he said.

Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi insisted in a statement that the agency has fully cooperated with the inspector general’s review and that the text messages were lost before they were requested.

“The insinuation that the Secret Service maliciously deleted text messages following a request is false,” Guglielmi said. “In fact, the Secret Service has been fully cooperating with the OIG in every respect — whether it be interviews, documents, emails, or texts.”

According to Guglielmi, the Secret Service began a “pre-planned, three-month system migration” in January 2021 that included resetting its mobile phones to factory settings, resulting in the loss of data for some phones….

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Hodler’s Digest, Jan. 28-Feb.5 By Cointelegraph

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Metaverse tokens surge after Meta tanks, Dorsey roasts Diem after it shuts down, a new malware can target 40 browser wallets: Hodler’s Digest, Jan. 28-Feb.5

Hodlers beware! New malware targets MetaMask and 40 other crypto wallets

According to a report from security researcher 3xp0rt, a powerful new malware variant known as the Mars Stealer, an upgrade of the information-stealing Oski trojan of 2019, can target more than 40 browser-based crypto wallets, including MetaMask and Coinbase (NASDAQ:) Wallet, along with popular two-factor authentication (2FA) extensions.

The nefarious software utilizes a grabber function that steals private keys after it has been downloaded, unbeknownst to the user who may have visited or utilized various channels, such as file-hosting websites, torrent clients and any other shady downloaders.

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Barring 2 districts high speed internet ban in J K extended till Jan 22-ANI

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Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], January 9 (ANI): The ban on high-speed internet in Jammu and Kashmir will remain in force till January 22, said Jammu and Kashmir administration on Friday.
The administration extended the ban on high-speed 3G and 4G internet services barring Ganderbal and Udhampur districts till January 22.
“The apprehensions of the law enforcement agencies regarding misuse of high-speed mobile data services for infiltration and for coordinating terror activities gets credence from the investigation of ongoing cases and the recent incident of interception of terrorists and recoveries of arms/ammunition, with increased activity on the International Border or Line Of Control (LoC),” the Home Department said in an order.
“Now, therefore, on consideration of the overall security scenario and the reports of the law enforcement agencies inter-alia bringing out the necessity for the continuation of speed-related restrictions on mobile data services to prevent misuse of social media as also taking note of the terror activities during the last fortnight, I, Principal Secretary to the Government, Home Department, being satisfied that it is absolutely necessary so to do, in the interest of the sovereignty and integrity of India, the Security of the State and for maintaining public order, hereby order that the directions/restrictions contained in Government Order No. 143(TSTS) of 2020 dated 25.12.2020 shall continue to remain operative till 22nd January 2021, unless modified earlier,” it further stated.
Mobile internet services were suspended in Jammu on August 5 last year, in view of security concerns in the wake of the abrogation of Article 370 that granted special status to the erstwhile State. (ANI)

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