This is not a horror movie — this is how Face ID sees you when unlocking an iPhone.

Face ID projects thousands of invisible infrared dots and builds a 3D map of the face. The sensor reads it and compares it with the saved model.

The system sees real depth, not a flat image. That’s why Face ID is very hard to fool.

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Lovable cofounder Fabian Hedin, 26, has become the newest self-made billionaire under 30. There are only twelve people like that in the world.

Lovable, an AI coding tool, launched in 2023 and started as a GitHub project. It was created by Anton Osika, who later recruited former colleague Hedin. The startup grew so fast that they are now each worth about $1.6 billion.

Hedin became a billionaire just a month after Cursor cofounder Arvid Lunnemark. Both are Swedish, the same age, and both are building AI agents for app generation.

Looks like it’s time to move to Stockholm and become billionaires.

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In the US, migrants are being offered $3,000 for “self-deportation” until December 31.

The program covers plane tickets home and cancels some fines.

Applications are submitted through the CBP Home app:
apps.apple.com/us/app/cbp-home/id6745836171

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Pavel Durov says he is ready to pay for IVF and give the child inheritance rights.

Conditions are simple: the woman must be single and under 37. Durov is said to have over 100 biological children in 12 countries.

A $17 billion inheritance fight could be wild.

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A YouTuber spent an hour streaming about investing on the White House website without knowing it. The US government is now looking into how it happened.

The RealMattMoney stream appeared around midnight in the Live News section. The streamer is Matt Farley. He is from Texas and works as an oil engineer, but on weekends he gives financial advice and supports Donald Trump.

Farley jokes that if he had known where he was streaming, he would have worn a jacket instead of a T-shirt. He is also asking for a meeting with Trump.

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Exactly 35 years ago, the world’s first website went live at info.cern.ch

Tim Berners-Lee launched it in 1990 to share scientific data inside CERN. The site is still online today and hosts archives about the creation of the World Wide Web, along with the earliest versions of HTML and HTTP.

You can even try the first website using the line-mode browser simulator: line-mode.cern.ch/www/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html

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Here’s a look at the first foldable iPhone. A blogger gathered all the leaks and made clean, high-quality renders, just like at an Apple event.

He previously leaked iOS 26 and the “Liquid Glass” design, so he’s reliable.

youtube.com/watch?v=Am0jSTDd58E&t

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Year-end recap went viral on X — it’s made in the style of Squid Game. Someone added memes and the main characters of 2025 to the series.

Tung Tung Tung Sahur is there too. It looks like a fever dream.

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Adidas dropped a big collab with Minecraft. The collection includes clothes, shoes, socks, and a backpack in the game’s style.

Prices start at $20 for a basic T-shirt and go up to $95 for sneakers. Some items are already sold out.

The main mistake is that the merch is made only for kids and teens.

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New MacBooks will get mobile internet — you’ll be able to work without Wi-Fi.

What else is expected:

- touch OLED display;
- Dynamic Island instead of the notch;
- new M6 chip;
- refreshed design;
- better front-cam.

Time to start saving.

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