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Do you love or hate the notch design that more phone manufacturers seem to be adopting? That seems to be more or less the trend these days, and even OnePlus’ CEO seems to be on board where he previously told fans to “learn to love” the notch. Now it appears that LG could be considering the notched design as well.

In a post on Reddit (via Android Police), it seems that LG reached out to the community to ask them how they feel about the notch. The post reads, “We’ve seen a LOT of comments around ‘The Notch ‘over the past few weeks, from people who love the quick access to the menu to those that hate the wasted screen space. We would love to gather some more feedback to share with our R&D team- and this is where you come in. So…what do you think? Love the Notch? Or is it Notch your thing?”

However oddly enough the message and account have since been deleted. We’re not sure why, maybe the feedback wasn’t as good as LG had hoped, or maybe LG didn’t want to reach out to the community in such a public forum. That being said, last month an alleged video of the LG G7 was leaked and it showed off a notched design.

We’re not sure if this is going to be the handset’s new official design, but it seems that LG is at the very least interested in hearing what users have to say about it.

LG Feeling Out How Users Feel About The ‘Notch’ Design , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

For those who are tracking their exercise and food intake, chances are you might be using MyFitnessPal which is probably one of the more popular health/fitness apps around. Unfortunately it looks like if you are one of the platform’s users, there is a chance your data might have been exposed.

Under Armour (which acquired MyFitnessPal several years ago) has confirmed that the platform has experienced a data breach in which over 150 million user data might have been exposed. Thankfully no financial information or social security numbers were part of the breach, but instead things like user names, email addresses, and hashed passwords are some of them.

The breach was said to have occurred back in February and Under Armour claims to have only been notified of it last week. The company states that they are working with the affected users via email and through in-app messaging, law enforcement, and also data security firms to try and determine the source of the breach.

In a statement released by the company, “Four days after learning of the issue, the company began notifying the MyFitnessPal community via email and through in-app messaging. The notice contains recommendations for MyFitnessPal users regarding account security steps they can take to help protect their information. The company will be requiring MyFitnessPal users to change their passwords and is urging users to do so immediately.”

MyFitnessPal Data Breach Exposes 150 Million User Accounts , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

He should be thanking Mitch McConnell. He thinks Obama just mysteriously left him 100+ court vacancies. 🤦

The FCC has granted SpaceX’s application to use satellites for providing Internet service to regions around the world. According to the FCC, this is the first approval for a “US-licensed satellite constellation” that will use low-Earth orbit satellites to offer “broadband services.” The system may contain more than 4,000 satellites, and was confirmed by SpaceX back in May 2017. READ: … Continue reading

The SpaceX plan for a global wireless internet network provided by 4,425 satellites has been approved by the FCC. The $10 billion Starlink proposal calls for the satellites to launch in two phases between 2019 and 2024, then fly between 714 and 823 m…