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Streaming Ratings: ‘Fallout’ Falls Off With Change From Binge to Weekly Release for Season 2

Logo text The Nielsen streaming stats for the season two premiere of Fallout are significantly smaller than those for season one in 2024 — but that’s hardly the complete picture. Fallout accumulated 794 million viewing minutes on Prime Video for the week of Dec. 15-21; season two debuted on Dec. 16. In raw numbers, that’s way down from the 2.9 billion minutes of watch time for season one’s opening week in April 2024, which stands as the best premiere for a series ever on the Amazon-owned platform. There are a couple of big differences between the seasons, however, that help account for the disparity. Prime Video released Fallout season one as a binge. In season two, the streamer opted for a weekly release, and it dropped only one episode on Dec. 16, rather than two or three as it has done for a number of other series. Nearly 800 million minutes of viewing is still a healthy number, and Nielsen says the season two premiere accounted for 54 percent (about 429 million) of the total — suggesting that had Prime Video released more episodes on Dec. 16, the number would be considerably higher. The remainder came from season one, as Nielsen

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Farmington Police say 2 juveniles given juvenile intakes after reported fight, Snapchat threat

FARMINGTON (25News Now) - Two juveniles were removed from Farmington Central High School Wednesday night following a reported fight, with police saying one sent a threat to the other after that. Farmington Police were called around 7:25 p.m. to the high school. School administrators told police that two juveniles were fighting and removed from the school. Police said that while off campus, one of those juveniles allegedly sent a threatening Snapchat message to the other - including a picture of a gun. Police said there was not a threat to the high school and the school was never locked down, since the alleged threat was made and received off campus. A Farmington officer was on scene until the juvenile who made the alleged threat was in custody. Police said the gun was later found to be an airsoft gun that looked identical to a Glock handgun. Farmington officers and Fulton County Sheriff deputies found that juvenile who made the alleged threat at his home where he was taken into custody without incident. He was released to his parents with a county juvenile intake for aggravated assault. Police said a second juvenile was brought to the department by his parents and

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More than 4.7m social media accounts closed in two days after ban began, data reveals

Millions of Australian social media accounts held by children have been culled since new age limits took effect and safety regulators are now looking "closely" at the data to ensure all platforms are complying. More than 4.7 million accounts on platforms like Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat were deactivated in the first two days of the ban that started on December 10, according to new data released by the federal government. Preliminary analysis by the eSafety Commissioner has found social media companies affected by the new laws have been making "meaningful attempts" to prevent underage users from holding accounts. The platforms were required to provide the data to eSafety as part of the laws introduced by the Albanese government. Earlier this week Meta revealed it removed 330,000 users from Instagram, 173,000 from Facebook and 39,000 from Threads between December 4 and 11 last year. The company remains critical of the age restriction, arguing it has isolated vulnerable teens from support in online communities and driven them to less regulated apps. "The premise of the law, which prevents under-16-year-olds from holding a social media account so they aren't exposed to an 'algorithmic experience', is false," Meta said in a blog post. "Platforms

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Highlights, MVP and Twitter reactions to Kentucky’s miracle finish at LSU | A Sea Of Blue

That shot may have saved the season. Malachi Moreno is becoming a star, and someone Kentucky Basketball can go to in crunch time. Moreno’s buzzer-beater on a long inbounds pass from Collin Chandler gave Kentucky a 75-74 win, after being down by as many as 18 points. Kentucky scored 53 points in the second half and held LSU to just 36 in the final 20 minutes. First Half True to form, Kentucky got off to an extremely slow start offensively. They scored just three points in the first 8:48 of the game, trailing 18-3. That was Gonzaga-like bad. The Wildcats could generate any offense, could not work the ball down low, and struggled to create any shot attempts. All of that continued in the first half, with the Wildcats shooting just 8-of-30 in the first half from the field and 2-of-12 from three-point range. Worse, Kentucky was out-rebounded 22-16. LSU was efficient from the floor in the first half, shooting 12-of-24 from the floor and 5-of-10 from three-point range. Second Half Incredibly, incredulously, however you want to say it, Kentucky took its first lead with 3:55 to play in the game when Kam Williams got a steal and took it

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After Italy, WhatsApp excludes Brazil from rival chatbot ban – TechCrunch

WhatsApp is allowing AI providers to continue offering their chatbots to users with Brazilian phone numbers, days after the country’s competition regulator ordered the company to suspend its new policy that bars third-party, general-purpose chatbots from being offered on the app via its business API. Under the new policy, the company is providing a 90-day grace period starting January 15 to developers and AI providers, mandating them to cease responding to user queries on the chat app, and notify users that their chatbots won’t work on WhatsApp. Now, Meta told developers that they don’t have to notify users with Brazilian phone numbers (with code +55) of any changes or cease offering their services, per a notice to AI providers seen by TechCrunch. “The requirement to cease responding to user queries and implement pre-approved auto-reply language (mentioned below) before January 15, 2026, no longer applies when messaging people with a Brazil country code (+55),” the notice reads. WhatsApp did not immediately respond to a query seeking to confirm the decision. The policy, which goes into effect from today, impacts general-purpose chatbots like ChatGPT and Grok on the platform. Notably, the policy does not stop businesses from providing customer service via bots

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Police withdraw request to access WhatsApp groups of former Chief Military Prosecutor

The police have withdrawn their request for a warrant to access WhatsApp groups in which former Chief Military Prosecutor Yifat Tomer Yerushalmi was a member along with her attorneys. The police announced they intend to drop the request and shelve the material. The initial request sparked public criticism against the police, claiming it violated attorney-client privilege. The commenter agrees to the privacy policy of Ynet News and agrees not to submit comments that violate the terms of use, including incitement, libel and expressions that exceed the accepted norms of freedom of speech.

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Instagram password reset surge: Protect your account – Fox News

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! If your inbox suddenly shows an Instagram "Reset your password" email you never requested, you are not alone. A wave of unexpected reset messages is hitting people right now, and attackers are betting you will panic, click fast and make a mistake. Here is the tricky part. Many of these emails are real. They can come directly from Instagram because someone triggered the legitimate password reset flow. That makes the alert feel extra convincing, even when you did nothing wrong. Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy Report Get my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, you’ll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide – free when you join my CYBERGUY.COM newsletter. FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM ARE USING YOUR DATA TO TRAIN AI: LEARN HOW TO PROTECT IT Unexpected Instagram password reset emails can look completely legitimate, which is why so many users are caught off guard during this surge. (Cyverguy.com) Why Instagram password reset emails are surging This surge is happening because the reset emails themselves can be real, even when the intent behind them is not. Instead of building fake phishing pages or

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