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Avengers: Secret Wars is several years away‚ but that won't stop the steady stream of rumors detailing Marvel's plans for the Multiverse Saga finale. For years‚ we've heard reports that Marvel will draft a massive team of Avengers to fight against Kang and his acolytes. Most of those reports also said that Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) will be returning‚ despite having died heroically in Endgame. However‚ Marvel has to find a way to make that happen without ruining that heartbreaking moment. But it's a lot easier to bring back the MCU's original Captain America for Secret Wars. Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) isn't dead‚ and he has quite a story to tell. That's why I'm actually just as interested in seeing the original Cap in Secret Wars as Iron Man. And yes‚ I'd love it if Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) would return. For the moment‚ we only have rumors detailing the return of the Iron Man and Steve Rogers. Beware that some spoilers might follow below. Continue reading... The post Marvel will reportedly answer my prayers and bring Steve Rogers back for Avengers: Secret Wars appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $50 camera drone‚ $44 Soundcore Q20 headphones‚ Super Mario Bros Wonder under $50‚ more Today’s deals: Dyson vacuums‚ $6 Govee smart bulbs‚ $20 Google Chromecast‚ $80 Ninja air fryer‚ more Today’s deals: $329 Apple Watch S9‚ $4 smart plugs‚ Anker charging accessories‚ Dyson vacuums‚ more Best Echo Dot deals for April 2024

On Monday‚ the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it is fining the top four mobile carriers in the U.S. for illegally sharing access to the location data of their customers without consent. In a press release‚ the FCC claimed that the carriers failed to protect the highly sensitive information that their customers entrusted to them. Specifically‚ the FCC claims that Verizon‚ AT&;T‚ T-Mobile‚ and Sprint (prior to the merger of the latter two) sold access to customers' location data to aggregators. They then turned around and sold the data they acquired to third-party location-based service providers. Not only did customers not consent to their data being sold multiple times‚ but the carriers also continued to sell the location data after being made aware that their safeguards weren't enough to protect that data. By law‚ &;quot;carriers are required to take reasonable measures to protect certain customer information‚ including location information‚&;quot; the FCC explains. That's not truly possible when the information is repeatedly changing hands. As a result‚ the FCC is handing down massive fines. T-Mobile received the heaviest fine at $80 million. Sprint - which merged with T-Mobile during the investigation - is being fined $12 million. AT&;T and Verizon face fines of $57 million and $47 million‚ respectively. “The protection and use of sensitive personal data such as location information is sacrosanct‚” said Loyaan A. Egal‚ Chief of the FCC Enforcement Bureau and Chair of its Privacy and Data Protection Task Force. “When placed in the wrong hands or used for nefarious purposes‚ it puts all of us at risk. Foreign adversaries and cybercriminals have prioritized getting their hands on this information‚ and that is why ensuring service providers have reasonable protections in place to safeguard customer location data and valid consent for its use is of the highest priority for the Enforcement Bureau.” Verizon‚ AT&;T‚ and T-Mobile all plan to appeal the ruling‚ USA Today reports. Don't Miss: 73 million AT&;T accounts were hacked – here’s what you should do about it The post Verizon‚ AT&;T‚ T-Mobile‚ and Sprint fined nearly $200 million for illegally sharing our location data appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $3.75 Nooie smart plugs‚ $20 Blink Mini cam‚ $180 Roomba robot vacuum‚ LG OLED TVs‚ more Today’s deals: $89 AirPods‚ 40% off Crest 3D Whitestrips‚ $249 iPad‚ $279 Lenovo IdeaPad 1 laptop‚ more Best Ring Video Doorbell deals in April 2024 Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales

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Walt Nauta‚ a valet for former President Donald Trump and a co-defendant in Trump's federal classified documents case‚ said the DOJ prosecuted him because he exercised his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during the preliminary stages of the investigation.