This is the Daily Tech News for Thursday, April 23rd, 26.

We tell you what you need to know, give you some context, and help each other understand.

Today, Bodie Grimm tells us about the fastest EV charging battery yet and Apple Patches a leak in signal messages.

Oh my gosh, a leak. It wasn't really a leak in signal. It wasn't a leak in signal messages. Oh my gosh, a leak.

It wasn't really a leak in signal.

It wasn't a leak in encryption.

We'll explain if you haven't heard already.

I'm Tom Merritt.

I'm windwit now.

Let's start with what you need to know with that big story.

So yeah, Apple pushed a software update on Wednesday for iOS and iPadOS that fixed a bug where, in Apple's patch notes words, notifications marked for deletion could be unexpectedly retained on the device.

Now, think back all the way to April 9th, two weeks ago, when we told you about 404 media reporting on the FBI successfully

pulling notifications for signal messages out of the internal notification storage cache.

And according to 404, notifications in there could persist for up to 30 days after you deleted

them, after you

dismissed them. They should go away immediately, but they weren't. They were sticking around in cash.

So the recommendation at the time that we gave, and everybody was giving, was if this is a problem

for you, you want to set your signal notification to name only or no name or content. That might

be something to just keep in mind as a safety precaution anyway,

especially if you haven't pushed to this software update yet.

But basically what was going on was if you got a preview text of your signal message and notification.

In other words, you got the notification and the text of what was sent to you was in the notification.

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