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Mobile & Apps, Security & Privacy

New website tracks major apps still lacking passkey support, including Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify

whynopasskeys.com launched in June 2026, created by security researcher Scott Helme, and says about 1 in 4 of the world’s popular websites still don’t offer passkey logins. It flags Instagram, Netflix, and Spotify; Apple, Google, and Microsoft already support passkeys, which are device-generated and harder to phish, and Instagram needs a linked Facebook passkey.

General, Mobile & Apps

Google Play to Allow Alternative Billing and Lower Fees Starting Next Week

Next week, Google will roll out tiered Play billing that replaces the flat 30% fee and supports alternative billing for developers worldwide, even as Epic’s Android app-store settlement awaits formal court approval. For apps earning $1M+ annually, rates drop to 20% on new in-app purchases and 10% on subscriptions, with additional cuts for Games Level Up and Apps Experience “exceptional” apps.

AI, Startup

Superhuman Acquires AI Detection Startup GPTZero

Superhuman—rebranded from Grammarly’s email app—acquired AI detection startup GPTZero on June 23, 2026, citing “two AI detectors are better than one.” GPTZero, built from Edward Tian’s roughly three-year-old Princeton thesis, had 19M+ registered users and $30M in annual recurring revenue; financial terms were undisclosed.

Mobile & Apps, Security & Privacy

Dialog’s Data Breach Was a Misconfiguration, Not a Hack, WIRED Analysis Finds

Dialog, the Peter Thiel–cofounded events group, warned members in June 2026 of a hacker breach, but WIRED found a misconfiguration: its app landing page loaded records for ~200 people after email sign-up, visible via browser dev tools. Forensics confirmed 113 past participants’ names and some August retreat near Dublin registrations were exposed, including NATO officials and a White House intelligence official.

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