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Samsung Magician 9

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Release Notes
Samsung Magician 9.0.0
Enhanced User Convenience
•Improved the UI/UX to enhance user convenience.
Users can easily use various features with a more intuitive and streamlined screen.
Download | Install Guide / Release Info
This update is cosmetic. IMHO the new UI is horrible and harder to use. I couldn’t uninstall this fast enough and I went back to the previous version (8.3.2.850)
FYI, when presented with the screen below the answer is always “YES” regardless of what you are installing or where you are in the world. It reduces the amount of info they collect on you.

Core Parking

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I’ve been perusing the web and came across several articles and forum posts discussing the Core Parking tweak. Folks seem to still be misinterpreting what it actually does and sometimes posting the wrong instructions.
I thought I would try and set things straight.
I would appreciate some feedback on this article, does it make sense, did I get something wrong?
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New Drivers

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New Graphics Drivers
AMD Software Adrenalin 25.3.1 WHQL Drivers
Nvidia Geforce Game Ready Drivers 572.70 WHQL

New Intel Drivers
Intel Killer Performance Suite v36.25.2193
Intel Wireless Wi-Fi Drivers for Windows 10 and Windows 11 v23.120.0
Intel PROSet/Wireless Software and Wi-Fi Drivers for IT Administrators v23.120.0
Intel Wireless Bluetooth Drivers for Windows 10 and Windows 11 v23.120.0
Intel Ethernet Adapter Complete Driver Pack v30.0.1

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Intel Wireless Drivers
Intel Killer Performance Suite 34.23.5134
Windows 10 and Windows 11 Wi-Fi Drivers for Intel Wireless Adapters 22.230.0
Intel Wireless Bluetooth for Windows 10 and Windows 11

EMDB 5.23
Freeware movie database software. A few fixes, a few new features.
Download | What’s New

Turn your phone off every night for five minutes, Australian PM tells residents
“Experts back Anthony Albanese’s cybersecurity advice, saying forcibly closing apps could stop criminals from monitoring users or collecting data…
The Australian government’s advice is not new. In 2020, the United State’s National Security Agency issued best-practice guidelines for mobile device security, which included rebooting smartphones once a week to prevent hacking.“