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Birminghammail Live Icon News Cost Of Living Facebook Cleaning Superstore, which is based in the United Arab Emirates, is at the centre of a new scam doing the rounds. A warning has been issued over a ‘Cleaning Superstore’ missed delivery text scam on WhatsApp. Cleaning Superstore, which is based in the United Arab Emirates, is at the centre of a new scam doing the rounds. Cyber criminals are tricking UK citizens into downloading malicious software (known as malware) by sending scam ‘missed parcel' SMS messages. Lisa Webb, a lawyer at the consumer group Which?, says criminals appear to have hacked a genuine account. “Because the messages appear to come from a verified legitimate business account, recipients are probably going to be more likely to trust the message than one that is not verified or just from a random number,” says Webb. READ MORE UK households urged to stash away 'three months' of take home pay “PRCL/GB Sorry we missed you today! Our delivery driver, John attempted to reach you but failed to do so. Visit to redeliver,” the WhatsApp message says. The scam SMS messages contain links to what appear to be ‘official’ delivery/parcel-tracking apps, which you’re encouraged

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Meta-owned WhatsApp allows its users to back up chat history by using Google Account. The cloud storage provided by your Google Account is provided and managed by Google. This feature helps users save messages, photos, videos and other media so they can restore them when switching to a new device or reinstalling the app. To use this option, users need an active Google Account and enough storage space in Google Drive. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to back up WhatsApp messages using a Google Account. Things to know to while backing up WhatsApp messages through your Google account Check that your Google Account is activated on your device. You must have Google Play Services installed on your device. You must have enough free space on your device to perform the backup. Your Google Account has enough storage. To check how much storage you've used and to see storage options, go here . You must have high-speed internet. WhatsApp Makes Group Calls Smarter How to set up recurring backups Other options (three vertical dots)Tap > Settings > Chats . Tap Chat Backup > Back up to Google Account . Choose a schedule other than Never or Only when I

BOCA RATON, Fla. (CBS12) — A civil rights complaint was filed Thursday over the wrongful arrest of a Boca Raton woman in a dismissed sexual abuse case involving her sons. The original case, which had been scheduled for trial in late 2025, involved allegations of sexual battery and lewd or lascivious molestation. The Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office said the charges were dismissed in October 2025 after “new information was brought to the State’s attention that requires dismissal of these charges," according to previous reports. The complaint alleges that the detective conducted a flawed investigation that led to wrongful arrests and names Sheriff Rick Bradshaw for his role in overseeing the agency responsible. The defendants, Walquiria Cassini, her son Matthew Cassini, and her boyfriend Ryan Londono, had faced life in prison if convicted. "Two years ago, the power of a badge was weaponized against innocent people. Today, we draw a line. Detective Hoffman and Sheriff Bradshaw must answer for what was done. When a detective sits on exculpatory evidence while three people face life in prison, that is not an oversight — it is a violation of the most fundamental guarantees our Constitution affords, and the systemic failures that

by Grace Bellinghausen Sun, March 8, 2026 at 11:32 AM Updated Sun, March 8, 2026 at 11:33 AM A 12-year-old is under arrest after deputies say she created a Snapchat account and sent herself messages threatening a shooting at her middle school. (Volusia County Sheriff's Office, Getty images) PORT ORANGE, Fla. (CBS12) — A 12-year-old was arrested Friday after deputies say she created a Snapchat account and sent herself messages threatening a shooting at her middle school. According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, the incident began on Tuesday when the student reported receiving alarming messages on Snapchat. The girl told deputies "Alex" had demanded nude photos and threatened to carry out a shooting at her school if she did not comply. Investigators said the messages included photos of guns, references to the student’s class schedule, and mentions of several of her friends. The student also reported that some of the messages had been deleted and claimed they contained explicit images sent by the suspect. See also: Van doing donuts on the field crashes Delray Beach HS track meet; driver arrested Due to the seriousness of the allegations, detectives launched an investigation. Authorities coordinated with the Port Orange Police Department

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VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — A 12-year-old girl at Silver Sands Middle School faces charges after police found she sent herself fake Snapchat threats of a school shooting. Authorities from Port Orange Police and Volusia County Sheriff’s Office investigated and concluded she fabricated the threats. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood emphasized that law enforcement must treat every report with urgency. “We have to investigate every potential threat to a school with everything we’ve got,” Chitwood said. The girl initially told authorities she received messages from an unknown user, which contained pictures of firearms, details of her class schedule and friends, demands for explicit images, and threats of a school shooting. “The messages included pictures of guns and details about her class schedule and her friends,” Chitwood said. “There were deleted messages she said were explicit images from the suspect.” The digital evidence ultimately pointed investigators back to the student. “What we found out was that our 12-year-old victim created the Snapchat account and sent the threatening messages to herself,” Chitwood said. Investigators confirmed the firearms images were found online. The girl told detectives she sent the messages because she was dared. She has been charged with making a false report and

Key Takeaways; Cannabis Sector Cresco Labs Reported Q4 Revenue Growth Momentum as Margins Improved Tilray Expanded Beverage Push With $60 Million BrewDog Asset Acquisition Key Takeaways; Psychedelic Sector Helus Pharma Reported Promising Phase 2 Results for Anxiety Treatment GH Research Highlighted Strong 2025 Progress as It Prepares to Advance Its Depression Therapy Program AtaiBeckley is Advancing Psychedelic Therapy Pipeline as Phase 3 Depression Trial Nears Below is a weekly roundup of what happened this week in the cannabis and psychedelic sectors. In this ever-evolving landscape, we explore the major developments and groundbreaking initiatives happening among companies operating in these industries; from advancements in medical research, therapeutic applications to shifts in legal frameworks and current market trends. Top Marijuana Companies for the Week #1: Cresco Labs Cresco Labs Inc. ( CSE: CL ) ( OTCQX: CRLBF ) reported a narrower quarterly loss and slightly better-than-expected revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025, while highlighting improved margins and cash generation as the cannabis company positions itself for what it called “industry consolidation”. The Chicago-based cannabis operator posted an adjusted loss of $0.02 per share, matching analyst estimates but slightly wider than the $0.01 loss recorded a year earlier. Revenue for the quarter

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