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As noted by Wired, WhatsApp wants the messaging services it connects with to use the same Signal Protocol to encrypt messages. Meta is also open to apps using alternate encryption protocols so long as companies can prove “they reach the security standards that WhatsApp outlines in its guidance.” The third-party services will also have to sign a contract with Meta before they plug into WhatsApp, with more details about the agreement coming in March. ↫ Emma Roth at The Verge They way this should work is that these megacorporations create free and open APIs any instant messaging application can tap into. I’m not looking to bring other services into WhatsApp; I’m looking to bring all services together in one unified application that respects my platform’s conventions and integrates properly with the operating systems I use. I feel like this contractual interoperability Facebook (and Apple) is offering is not interoperability at all, and does not reflect the spirit of the Digital Markets Act.

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Genesis announced U.S. pricing and packaging for the newly enhanced 2024 G70 sport sedan. Starting from a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) of $41,500, the 2024 G70 features an improved driving experience and braking capabilities, added standard convenience features, and a renewed focus on the interior cabin experience.

Genesis will offer the updated 2024 G70 with two powertrain options for the North American market: the new 2.5L turbocharged inline four-cylinder gasoline engine and the popular 3.3L twin-turbocharged V6 gasoline engine.

The 2024 G70 2.5T has a starting MSRP of $41,500. It comes equipped with Genesis’ Highway Driving Assist safety and driver assistance features. New features include a touch-type climate control display and frameless rear-view mirror. Improvements have been made to designs and details like the multi-function switches, door and console garnish patterns, air vents, cup holders, and key FOB.

The updated G70 is available with Genesis Digital Key 2 with Near Field Communication (NFC) compatibility. The Digital Key is paired with the Genesis Intelligence Assistant app and can be used with Apple Wallet and Samsung Pass. The vehicle intelligently recognizes the driver and automatically authenticates them, loading their customized vehicle preferences. Genesis Digital Key 2 also allows the vehicle owner to share keys with others. For example, a driver with an Apple device may share their key with another via iMessage, and revoke access to the vehicle with the click of a button.

New exterior colors Vatna Gray and Kawah Blue take inspiration from the volcanic landscapes of Iceland and Indonesia, inspired by the brand’s love of travel. Genesis has also expanded the range of interior color selections by adding a new two-tone option: Obsidian Black/Fog Gray.

The 2024 G70 3.3T has a starting MSRP of $49,950. It offers enhanced standard features and design details including rain sensing wipers, ventilated front seats, Lexicon® Premium Audio, a dark chrome grille, and wide sunroof.