The Tech Chronicles: Spyware, Toilet Tech, and the AI Teen Ban
October 2025 has been a dramatic month for the tech world, with spyware scandals, urine-scanning tech, and a proposed ban on teenagers using AI chatbots.
A recent scandal involved Memento Labs' CEO, who confirmed that one of its government customers used its malware on Windows systems. The CEO blamed the government for getting caught,
like blaming the fish for swallowing the bait.
In other news, Withings has launched its U-Scan device, which analyzes urine for health metrics and costs $350. This device sits in the toilet and provides various health insights.
A proposed ban on teenagers using AI chatbots has also been announced, citing teenagers as a threat to artificial intelligence.
Author's summary: Tech world faces spyware scandals and bizarre innovations.
- Spyware scandals involving government customers
- Urine-scanning tech for health metrics
- Proposed ban on teenagers using AI chatbots
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