The Tech Chronicles: Spyware, Toilet Tech, and the AI Teen Ban
October 2025 was a month of drama in the tech world, with spyware scandals, urine-scanning tech, and a proposed ban on teenagers using AI chatbots.
A spyware scandal involved Memento Labs, whose CEO blamed a government customer for getting caught using its malware on Windows systems,
like blaming the fish for swallowing the bait.
In other news, Withings launched its U-Scan device, a $350 gadget that analyzes urine for health metrics and sits in the toilet.
Author's summary: Tech world drama unfolds.
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