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Redesigned Email Digests for More Control and Flexibility

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Inoreader has upgraded email digests for easier curated content delivery. Features include a redesigned creation flow, customizable templates, a drag-and-drop editor, and improved scheduling. Users can manage digests easily, modify upcoming issues, and create team digests for reporting. New features include preview reminders, AI summaries, and alerts for missing recipients. Existing digests have been converted to the new format, now available on Team and Custom plans with a free trial option.

https://www.inoreader.com/blog/2025/08/redesigned-email-digests-for-more-control-and-flexibility.html

AI and Security at Black Hat: 5 Key Takeaways From a Security Expert Panel

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Panel at Black Hat discussed AI's security risks and governance. Key takeaways:
1. Zero trust must adapt to AI identities.
2. Cybercriminals leverage AI for attacks.
3. Many organizations lack visibility on AI use.
4. Business demand for AI exceeds security readiness.
5. AI is both beneficial and potentially harmful.

Overall, organizations need to govern AI effectively to harness its benefits while managing risks.

https://blog.1password.com/ai-and-security-at-black-hat-5-key-takeaways/

When a Bug Saved the Company

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A software bug in 2002 unintentionally improved the trial limitations of Rogue Amoeba's Audio Hijack, leading to increased sales and the company's growth. Initially, the app offered a 15-day unrestricted trial, but a bug in version 1.6 restricted recording to 15 minutes, which proved to be a more effective trial method. This fortunate mistake helped transform Rogue Amoeba from a side project into a successful full-time company, emphasizing that not all bugs are detrimental.

https://weblog.rogueamoeba.com/2025/08/21/when-a-bug-saved-the-company/

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