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Datenschutzverstöße: 45 Millionen Euro-Strafe für Vodafone Deutschland

Vodafone-Kundendaten waren vor betrügerischen Agenturbeschäftigten nicht sicher. Die Bundesdatenschutzbeauftragte verhängt eine Rekordstrafe, doch es wäre das Zehnfache möglich gewesen. (Bundesbeauftragter für Datenschutz und I, Datenschutz)

Adobe finally releases Photoshop for Android, and it’s free (for now)

After releasing Photoshop for iPhone in February, the promised Android version is here.

Adobe has spent years releasing mobile apps that aren't Photoshop, and now it's finally giving people what they want. Yes, real Photoshop. After releasing a mobile version of Photoshop on iPhone earlier this year, the promised Android release has finally arrived. You can download it right now in beta, and it's free to use for the duration of the beta period.

The mobile app includes a reasonably broad selection of tools from the desktop version of Adobe's iconic image editor, including masks, clone stamp, layers, transformations, cropping, and an array of generative AI tools. The app looks rather barebones when you first start using it, but the toolbar surfaces features as you select areas and manipulate layers.

Depending on how you count, this is Adobe's third attempt to do Photoshop on phones. So far, it appears to be the most comprehensive, though. It's much more capable than Photoshop Express or the ancient Photoshop Touch app, which Adobe unpublished almost a decade ago. If you're not familiar with the ins and outs of Photoshop, the new app comes with a robust collection of tutorials—just tap the light bulb icon to peruse them.

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Some parts of Trump’s proposed budget for NASA are literally draconian

“That’s exactly the kind of thing that NASA should be concentrating its resources on.”

New details of the Trump administration's plans for NASA, released Friday, revealed the White House's desire to end the development of an experimental nuclear thermal rocket engine that could have shown a new way of exploring the Solar System.

Trump's NASA budget request is rife with spending cuts. Overall, the White House proposes reducing NASA's budget by about 24 percent, from $24.8 billion this year to $18.8 billion in fiscal year 2026. In previous stories, Ars has covered many of the programs impacted by the proposed cuts, which would cancel the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft and terminate numerous robotic science missions, including the Mars Sample Return, probes to Venus, and future space telescopes.

Instead, the leftover funding for NASA's human exploration program would go toward supporting commercial projects to land on the Moon and Mars.

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