Apple has cautioned customers about certain limitations to using Vision Pro outside the United States. While you can pre-order the headset out of the region, you cannot fully take advantage of the feature set that the Vision Pro is all about. This means the Vision Pro user experience will differ outside the United States. Henceforth, if you reside outside of the United States, it would be best to reserve your budget until the company officially makes the headset available in your region.
Apple's Vision Pro user experience will not be the same if you are planning to use the headset outside of the United States
Apple's Vision Pro pre-orders recently went live, and delivery dates have already slipped to March. This shows that the headset is in high demand. However, it can also be presumed that the company's supply is low. It was previously reported that Apple plans to sell only 60,000 to 80,000 units of the Vision Pro headset. This could be another reason why shipments have stretched to March. If you reside outside the United States, we recommend you reserve your decision to get the Vision Pro headset.
Apple's FAQ on the pre-order page mentions that the Vision Pro experience will differ for users in the United States and those residing outside. The company detailed several reasons why there will be limitations in other regions.
Vision Pro only supports English (U.S.) for typing, Siri, and Dictation.U.S. Apple ID is required for Apple Music and TV app purchases.Zeiss only accepts prescription orders from U.S. eye care professionals.Restriction to access specific apps in other countries.No Apple Support in regions outside of the United States.
While these limitations will undoubtedly impact the overall user experience, it would be wise for Apple to expand the headset's availability in more regions. The company has already detailed that the Vision Pro launch will be available in additional areas in the coming months. Canada and the U.K. will potentially be the first ones to get Apple's Vision Pro headset ahead of the company's WWDC 2024 event. For those who have pre-ordered the headset, it will be available on February 2.
Source: wccftech
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Telegram, the popular messaging app, is under investigation in India for its alleged role in facilitating crimes such as extortion and gambling ¹. This news comes as Pavel Durov, Telegram's Russian-born founder, was arrested in France as part of an ongoing judicial probe ¹.
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized that Durov's arrest was purely judicial, dismissing any political motivations behind it ¹. Macron stated that an ongoing investigation is underway against Durov, and a decision on this case will be made by the court.
This development raises concerns about the accountability of social media platforms in preventing criminal activities on their platforms. As the investigation unfolds, it remains to be seen what measures Telegram will take to address these concerns and ensure a safer experience for its users.
In a related development, President Macron recently paid a State Visit to India, where he was the Chief Guest for the 75th Republic Day of India.

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Telegram's visionary CEO, Pavel Durov, was recently arrested at Le Bourget Airport in Paris, marking a dramatic twist in the story of one of the world's most popular messaging platforms. 🚨 Durov, arriving from Azerbaijan, was detained in connection with an ongoing investigation into Telegram’s content moderation practices.

Authorities have raised concerns that Telegram's commitment to privacy might have inadvertently opened the door to criminal activities on the platform. From illegal content to the coordination of illicit activities, the accusations are serious and could signal a major shift for Telegram and the entire tech industry.

This arrest could have ripple effects far beyond Telegram. The debate around privacy versus security is intensifying, and tech companies may soon face increased scrutiny and tougher regulations. The big question now is: Will Telegram stay the course, or will we see significant changes in its approach to content moderation?

Stay tuned as this story unfolds—it's one that could redefine the boundaries of privacy, security, and responsibility in the digital age. 🌍

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In a recent statement, the Telegram team addressed the detention of its founder, Pavel Durov, emphasizing:
- Compliance with EU laws: Telegram adheres to the Digital Services Act and industry standards for moderation, continually improving its practices.
- Absurd responsibility claims: The platform and its owner cannot be held responsible for misuse by individuals.
- Global significance: With nearly a billion users worldwide, Telegram serves as a vital communication tool and source of essential information.
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Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk have been sued by the producers of the 2017 film Blade Runner 2049. The lawsuit claims that Musk and Tesla used artificial intelligence to create a fake image from the movie during the My, Robot event, where Tesla promoted its robotaxis.
Tesla, Musk, and Warner Bros. Discovery are accused of infringing on the copyright of Blade Runner 2049 during the event. The lawsuit states that they initially requested permission to use a static image from the film, but the request was denied.
Denied Permission and Use of AI Image
Tesla sought to use the image from the film to highlight its fully autonomous vehicle, the Cybercab, at an event on October 10 at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank. However, the film's producers, Alcon Entertainment, rejected the request, as they wanted to distance the film from Musk’s “extreme political and social views.”
In the lawsuit, Alcon claims that Tesla, Musk, and Warner Bros. went ahead and created an AI-generated image that mimicked a scene from the film and used it at the event despite being denied permission.
Legal Dispute Over AI Art
This case is another example of legal disputes involving the use of artificial intelligence to create images that infringe on copyrights. Alcon stated that the image of a man in a coat gazing at a ruined city, from a scene in the movie, was displayed during Musk’s presentation for 11 seconds.
During this time, Musk awkwardly attempted to explain why the image was being shown while introducing Tesla’s new product, which Alcon claims had no “credible reason” for being displayed.

Impact on Brands and Economic Loss
Alcon also argued that the use of this image amounted to “massive economic theft,” estimating that the value of associating the brand with Tesla could be at least in the six-figure range. Additionally, they claimed that this incident could harm future partnerships with automotive brands for the upcoming Blade Runner TV series.
Alcon emphasized that associating the film with Musk, known for his controversial views and behavior, is undesirable. Musk is a vocal supporter of Republican candidate Donald Trump and has been accused of allowing misinformation to spread on his platform X (formerly Twitter).
Speculation About a Deal Between Tesla and Warner Bros.
Alcon speculated that there might be a secret agreement between Tesla and Warner Bros. Discovery requiring Tesla to associate its Cybercab with Warner Bros. films. During the Tesla event, Musk announced that the Cybercab would be available by 2027 for less than $30,000. However, Tesla has yet to produce a fully autonomous vehicle capable of operating without human intervention.
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