Lindsay Lohan is opening up about why she left Hollywood for a new life in Dubai.Lohan, 39, spent the majority of her young career in the spotlight attempting to evade the paparazzi. Now, she's traded in the flashing lights for a "very normal life" away from the scrutiny of Los Angeles."Its just far away from Hollywood. And I live a very normal life," Lohan said during an appearance on "LIVE with Kelly and Mark." "Theres no worry of like, I cant go eat at this place because someones going to take a picture of my son. Its just, I feel very safe.""Its not legal," she explained, of paparazzi taking photos. "You cant even take a picture of someone else if youre at a restaurant. You have to ask the person. Which is a big difference. The privacy is unique."LINDSAY LOHAN SHARES STRUGGLES WITH LA AFTER MOVING TO DUBAI TO ESCAPE HOLLYWOOD STRESSLohan previously revealed the lack of privacy in Los Angeles left her stressed out."Its hard in L.A. Even taking my son to the park in L.A., I get stressed. Im like, Are there cameras? In New York, theres no worry; no one bothers us," the "Mean Girls" star told Elle magazine in May. Everyone has their own thing going on. Theres a different kind of energy in New York. Id rather have downtime in New York than I would in L.A.""But the nice thing about L.A. is, I like space [and you get that here]. But Im thinking as Im saying this, the funny thing is, in Dubai I get all of those things. I get the privacy, I get the peace, I get the space. I dont have to worry there. I feel safe."LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSThe "Parent Trap" star, who gained fame at a very young age, noted her experience growing up in the spotlight was tainted by the paparazzi."I feel like some of [my work] got overshadowed by paparazzi and all that kind of stuff when I was younger, and thats kind of annoying," Lohan told Bustle in 2024. "I wish that part didnt happen.""I feel like that kind of took on a life of its own. So thats why I wanted to disappear. I was like, Unless theresnostory here, theyre not going to focus on just my work."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERSince her return to the big screen, Lohan, who stars alongside Jamie Lee Curtis in "Freakier Friday," said she's found that prioritizing herself makes a huge difference in her overall well-being.For Lohan, family is also a priority."I mean, its the most important thing: my husband, my son and me," she added. "Its all about balance and, as I said, routine. Especially when you have a kid, routine is the most important thing. And whatever their routine is, Ive got to live by that."Fox News Digital's Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.

Paulina Porizkova is proud of her age and her body.On Monday, the 60-year-old supermodel shared two photos of herself on Instagram while expressing her vulnerability and thoughts on aging.In the first photo, Porizkova posed in a white bikini while on a day bed near a body of water. In the second image, the model shared a mirror selfie in her underwear from a bathroom.PAULINA PORIZKOVA EXPLAINS WHY SHE BROKE DOWN IN TEARS 5 YEARS AFTER HUSBAND'S DEATH: 'I PRETENDED I WAS FINE'"This is me. Vacation, pretty light, posing for a shot," she wrote in the caption. "This is also me. Home, not great light, not posing. This is 60."APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POST"This is 60 years of sometimes healthy eating, sometimes not. 60 years of sometimes working out, sometimes not. 60 years of doing the right things followed by doing the wrong things and over again and again," she continued."Its 60 years of learning of what works and what doesnt. And just as I think Ive figured it out, everything changes and I have to start again."She added, "The beauty of 60 is that now I understand the importance is IN the lesson, not passing the exam," she concluded.When it comes to being real with her followers, Porizkova is fully on board.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLast year, she opened up about the death of husband Ric Ocasek.One week after sharing a video of herself crying on the fifth anniversary of the Cars frontman's death, the supermodel took to social media to explain why she chose to be so vulnerable with her fans."Last week I posted a video of myself crying," she wrote at the time. "It was the five-year anniversary of my husbands death. In some ways, it was a day made even more difficult by the fact in all the previous years I pretended I was fine. That I had pulled it together."For the benefit of my loved ones, I thought I had to act strong. To keep helming the ship. So no one but me would be afraid of drowning. The result of which, as I mentioned, was that everyone around me thought I was fine, and no one knew how hard my life was or how much I needed a hand."PAULINA PORIZKOVA SAYS SHE ASKED PALS TO BUY GROCERIES FOR HER AFTER CARS SINGER RIC OCASEK'S DEATH: NO CASH"So, five years later, I let everyone know how I felt," she added. "I was sad. I was overwhelmed. Sentimental. And by admitting it out loud, Ive had many other people reach out to let me know they had similar days. That five years after their loved ones passing was unusually difficult. That all of us in the grief club can have odd days of real struggle. And I made them feel better and less alone. And it goes without saying, they made me feel better and less alone. Thank you friends, both IRL and IG. I need you as much as ever."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERPorizkova first met the Cars singer in 1984 on the set of the music video of "Drive." She was 19 at the time, and he was 40.The former couple married in 1989, but after nearly 30 years of marriage, they decided to separate in 2018.Earlier this month, Porizkova announced she was engaged to her partner of two years, writer Jeff Greenstein.

Katy Perry said goodbye, Orlando, and hello, Canada.Perry, 40, was spotted enjoying some time with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in new footage obtained by TMZ.The "Teenage Dream" singer and politician were seen dining together Monday at Le Violon in Montreal, Canada.KATY PERRY LEFT DANGLING MIDAIR IN TERRIFYING CONCERT STAGE MALFUNCTIONAn eyewitness told the outlet that the pair enjoyed cocktails and shared several dishes together, including one with lobster.Security guards reportedly watched the duo while they dined, and after dinner, they allegedly walked into the kitchen to thank the staff for their meal.The dinner date comes amid a break in Perry's world tour and her recent split from actor Orlando Bloom.ORLANDO BLOOM, TOM BRADY, LEONARDO DICAPRIO SPOTTED LEAVING JEFF BEZOS EXTRAVAGANT ITALIAN WEDDINGTrudeau and his ex-wife Sophie separated in 2023 after an 18-year marriage.Perry and her former fianc confirmed their break-up earlier this month after more than a decade together.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"Orlando and Katy have been shifting their relationship over the past many months to focus on co-parenting," representatives confirmed to Us Weekly."They will continue to be seen together as a family, as their shared priority is and always will be raising their daughter with love, stability, and mutual respect."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe former couple share daughter Daisy Dove, 5.Bloom and Perry previously ended their relationship, but reconnected in 2016. The "Firework" singer opened up about why they needed time apart in an interview with People magazine."Its really about an individual journey that makes the whole thing better" she said."We both had to decide to go on that journey separately because its not my half and your half that makes a whole. Its my wholeness and your wholeness that makes this whole thing happen."While promoting her new album at the time, she admitted that they had been through "hell" to save their relationship."For us, and you can hear that even in Champagne Problems, which is a song on the record, you can hear that were not flaunting how in love we are," she said, according toUs Weekly."We have been through f--king hell. We have been down to the mat and come back up again so far, and thats even what the song Witness was about:If I lost it all today, would you stay? Could you go down with me to the mat and come back up?"

Former PresidentBarack Obama was among the many that paid tribute to Hall of Famer and Chicago Cubs great Ryne Sandberg, who died this week after a long battle with cancer.The former president posted a tribute to Sandberg in a post on X early Tuesday morning."Hall of Famer and Cubs stalwart Ryne Sandberg wasnt just a great baseball player he was a class act who never cheated the game," the post read. "Everyone in Chicago includingWhite Sox fans will miss him deeply."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEW.COMObama, a known White Sox fan, invitedthe Cubs to visit the White House in the final days of his second presidency after they won the World Series in 2016."Ive only got four days left," he said during the ceremony, viaThe New York Times. "I made a lot of promises in 2008. Weve managed to fulfill a large number of them. But even I was not crazy enough to suggest that during these eight years we would see the Cubs win the World Series."HALL OF FAMER, BELOVED CUBS LEGEND RYNE SANDBERG DEAD AT 65 AFTER BATTLE WITH CANCERMajor League Baseball announced Sandbergs passing on Monday. He was 65."Ryne Sandberg was a legend of the Chicago Cubs franchise and a beloved figure throughout Major League Baseball. He was a five-tool player who excelled in every facet of the game thanks to his power, speed and work ethic. Ryne earned 10 consecutive All-Star selections, nine straight Gold Gloves, seven Silver Sluggers and 1984 National League MVP honors," Commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement."Ryne remained active in the game he loved as an ambassador for the Cubs, a manager for the Phillies and in the Minor Leagues, and a frequent participant at the Hall of Fame. His many friends across the game were in his corner as he courageously fought cancer in recent years. We will continue to support the important work of Stand Up To Cancer in Rynes memory."Sandberg was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in January 2024. In August of that year, he announced that he was cancer-free after undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatments.In December, he revealed that the cancer had returned and spread to other organs.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Gov. Kathy Hochul, D-N.Y., dodged a question about whether she would endorse New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani during an interview on Tuesday.On CNN's "Inside Politics," fill-in host Manu Raju spoke to Hochul about the deadly New York City shooting that occurred on Monday, and asked the governor to respond to Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., highlighting a post by Mamdani in which he called for defunding the police in 2020."Thats about as pathetic as it gets. I mean, seriously, going after an unelected official who said something back in 2020 when many people were, I mean, come on, give me a break," Hochul said."Stand up to the gun lobby and show that you have the courage to do something thats actually pretty useful. Instead of just complaining about tweets. I dont talk about tweets. I dont do tweets on this. I govern, I know what Im doing, and we have the toughest gun laws in the nation," she added.MAMDANI OFFICIALLY WINS NYC DEM PRIMARY BY 12 POINTS OVER CUOMO, WHO'S STAYING IN THE RACE FOR NOW"And as I said, we are in the top. We have the number one in the large states for gun safety. Thats what my job is. The governor is supposed to save her constituents, and Im doing that every day with these tough laws," Hochul continued in response to Stefanik, a possible Republican contender for New York governor. Hochul went on to defend her own record, and argued that she has invested more money in law enforcement than any New York governor."Thats what I call funding the police. So stop deflecting," she said of Stefanik.Raju noted that it was Mamdani who called for defunding the police in 2020 and then asked Hochul if she was going to endorse him."No, listen, thats why do we talk about this today? There are families that are grieving. Im sorry, you know, were not talking politics. This is not the time and place for it," Hochul said, referring to the lives that had been affected by the shooting.NEW YORK DEMOCRAT SAYS MAYORAL CANDIDATE ZOHRAN MAMDANI 'TOO EXTREME TO LEAD'Mamdani, a Democratic socialist, defeated former Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic mayoral primary earlier this month.The socialist candidate received endorsements from key progressives, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, as well as Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt.Hochul has defended Mamdani against threats from President Donald Trump, but has yet to endorse him for mayor.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURECLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPMamdani will face off against Cuomo, Mayor Eric Adams, and Jim Walden, who are all running as Independents, and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa.

A San Francisco restaurant recently closed its doors after an influencer shared a viral encounter she had with the restaurant's chef.The eatery, Kis Caf, closed down last week, according to its own Instagram post. A TikTok creator named Karla who doesn't share her last name but goes by the handle @itskarlabb alleged that the restaurant's chef, Luke Sung, belittled her during an interaction."I'm still shaking and I feel so frazzled, but I just left a restaurant collaboration crying," the creator said in the viral video, which has racked up some 22 million views to date.GEN Z CUSTOMERS LEARN COSTLY LESSON AFTER RESTAURANT STEAKS LABELED 'MKT' ADD UP TO STARTLING BILLSince the video went viral, Karla's follower count shot up to over 400,000 but before, she said, she only had 15,000.During a collaboration with the restaurant, Karla said Sung who also co-owns Kis Caf approached her and asked who she was.When he pulled up her account, the chef allegedly scoffed at Karla's perceived lack of influence."This guy pulls up my TikTok and says that I have 15,000 followers," Karla recounted in the video. "He was saying that I have too [few] followers and that this was a mistake.""He goes on to say that my audience and my followers are not the kind of people that are going to be at his restaurant," she continued."It seemed like he was insinuating that my followers would not be able to afford to eat at this restaurant."STEAK BEATS PASTA AS TEXAS ROADHOUSE BECOMES TOP CASUAL DINING DESTINATIONSung also allegedly asked Karla if she knew who he was and bragged that his daughter had 600,000 followers on social media.In response, Karla said she "turned red" and left the restaurant.Her video prompted outrage, with tens of thousands of users directing criticism at Kis Caf."Well, he was right about one thing: Your followers are not going to be eating at his restaurant," one user said.Another wrote, "I can't believe follower counts are the new currency for respect. Like, we're human beings."While announcing its closure on Instagram, the Kis Caf called Sung's behavior "unacceptable."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"That behavior does not reflect the remainder of our team. We want to create a space that's welcoming and respectful to everyone," the post said."In this instance, we failed to do so."It went on, "We are closing soon and restructuring after these events. In the meantime, we hope to still be able to sustain the livelihoods of our team members and their families."Sung also shared a statement on the Kis Caf Instagram page, writing that it was "important" to apologize and step away from the business."Karla I am truly sorry for my actions towards you," Sung wrote."I was condescending, hurtful and intimidating."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleHe went on, "You did not deserve to be made to feel less than or unimportant. Nobody does. Regardless, I thank you for teaching me a valuable lesson in kindness and respect. There are no excuses to be made."Sung added that his behavior "should not be a reflection on anyone else who works there, or anyone who is related to me."Fox News Digital reached out to Sung, Kis Caf, and Karla for additional comment.

EXCLUSIVE: The Department of Homeland Security is launching a major recruitment campaign as the agency seeks to grow amid mass deportation efforts and new funding from the Trump-backed congressional spending bill.The funding in the spending bill, dubbed the "One Big Beautiful Bill," provides funding to hire 10,000 new ICE agents. DHS is launching the "Defend the Homeland" campaign featuring posters depicting prominent figures, including President Donald Trump, Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem."The Biden Administration let in the WORST OF THE WORST from around the world. Thanks to President Trump, ICE is now empowered to go-after these heinous individualsarrest them and deport them. My message to law enforcement is this: We will never abandon you and we are doing everything we can to keep you safe," Noem stated.TRUMP SUGGESTS BORDER CRACKDOWN IS 'SAVING A LOT OF MONEY' AFTER STARK DROP FROM BIDEN ERA CROSSINGSIn addition, the ICE "America Needs You" web page features imagery of Uncle Sam, and says, "Your country is calling upon you to serve."The website touts three key roles: deportation officer, criminal investigator and general attorney, but there are a variety of listings on the federal governments job site that it links back to.The agency is touting $50,000 signing bonuses, student loan relief, law enforcement availability pay of 25% for Homeland Security Investigations Special Agents, "administratively uncontrollable overtime" for ICE deportation officers, and retirement benefits. Applicants must be at least 21 years old, with varying age maximums for certain positions.ASSAULTS ON ICE OFFICERS SURGE 830% AS DEMOCRATS CAUGHT 'DOXING AND PHYSICALLY ASSAULTING' AGENTS: DHS"Your country is calling on you to serve at ICE and defend the Homeland," Lyons said in a statement. "In the wake of the Biden administrations open border policies, the dedicated men and women of ICE now face unprecedented challenges in removing millions of criminal illegal aliens from our country. Thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill, we now have funding to recruit and hire Americans who want to patriotically serve their country and protect American communities."CLICK HERE FOR MORE IMMIGRATION COVERAGE"Under President Trump and Secretary Noems leadership, ICE is finally empowered to do their jobs again.Join ICE today and help us defend the Homeland," he continued.The recruitment effort comes as the agency continues to amp up operations to counter illegal immigration, including deporting those with criminal convictions and charges on top of entering the country illegally.WATCH: LAWMAKERS BREAK DOWN HOW BILLIONS IN THE 'BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL' BOOST TRUMP'S IMMIGRATION CRACKDOWNAccording to DHS, theres been an 830% increase in assaults on agents amid riots and protests throughout the country, including last month in the Los Angeles area.On the recruitment web page, the agency has "How dangerous is the work?" listed as a frequently asked question."ICE law enforcement officers should expect a certain level of risk when performing their duties; however, they are expertly trained and every precaution is taken by ICE when it comes to protecting its officers' well-being," the website states.

The New York City mass shooting Monday has hit close to home for sports fans.Mayor Eric Adams said in a press conference Tuesday the shooter, identified as Shane Tamura, appeared to have targeted the National Football League. The shooting occurred at the same building as the league's headquarters in Manhattan.The New York Giants and Jets play their home games just miles away from the league offices, and both teams' head coaches offered condolences.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"You all saw what happened at 345 Park Ave. Tragic. Our thoughts and prayers are with the people that were affected in that tragedy, here with the Giants," Giants head coach Brian Daboll said at training camp Tuesday.Jets head coach Aaron Glenn added, "I wish it was a better morning. The thing that happened yesterday at the league office, as an organization, our thoughts and prayers go out to all the families. It's always tough to hear things like that and really try to stay focused. But you have to because you have a job to do. But you think about the families that go through that, and it's tough. It's tough."A spokesperson for the New York Police Department confirmed to Fox News Digital that Tamura had mentioned the NFL in a handwritten "suicide note," claiming he had CTE.The National Football League Players' Association (NFLPA) released a statement early Tuesday morning regarding the shooting that killed four people, including an NYPD officer.NFL'S ROGER GOODELL PRAISES NYPD OFFICER WHO WAS KILLED IN NYC SHOOTING"We are deeply saddened by the tragic incident that occurred yesterday in New York City. 345 Park Avenue is a part of our football family, and we at the NFLPA extend our sincere condolences and support to the people who work in this building and to the families of those who lost their lives," the NFLPA said. "We also want to express our deep gratitude to the law enforcement and emergency personnel who responded to those impacted."Adams said the shooter was trying to get to the NFL's HQ but took the wrong elevator bank.One NFL employee was "seriously injured" in the shooting, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a memo to NFL employees obtained by Fox News Digital.The shooter was found dead on the 33rd floor, where he also killed another woman, from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. NYC PoliceCommissioner Jessica Tisch said Tamura had a history of mental health problems.Fox News' Ryan Gaydos and Scott Thompson contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X,and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Firebrand Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, privately trashed her far-left colleagues Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., accusing them of not being team players and going on tour simply to promote themselves.In May, as Crockett was eyeing a bid to become the senior Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, she met with fellow Democrat, Oregon Rep. Maxine Dexter. During the meeting, Crockett was asked about her relationship with Ocasio-Cortez, according to a new profile in The Atlantic.Dexter had concerns that Crockett could have conflicts with party leadership, much like Ocasio-Cortez did when she first came to Congress.JASMINE CROCKETT SURPRISES REPORTER WITH CLAIM REPUBLICANS 'TELL ME HOW MUCH THEY LIKE ME'The Texas lawmaker replied that, unlike AOC, she did not want to "burn it down" and that she was more committed to working to advance the Democratic Party as a whole.She pointed to AOC and Sanders "Fighting Oligarchy Tour" as a "good idea," but one that ultimately was constructed just to boost the brands of the two lawmakers. AOC and Sanders have been crisscrossing the country on the tour, bringing their left-wing message to crowds of thousands."[The tour] kind of makes people be like,Oh, its about them, right?Instead of the team," Crockett said.Crockett ultimately withdrew from the race for the Oversight Committee spot after comments she made regarding supporting a potential Trump impeachment sent shockwaves through swing-district Democrats.Crockett has a history of making insulting comments about Republicans and Trump. She was accused of mocking wheelchair-bound Texas Gov. Greg Abbott as "Governor Hot Wheels" in March.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURE"We in these hot a-- Texas streets, honey. Yall know we got Governor Hot Wheels down there, come on now! And the only thing hot about him is that he is a hot a-- mess, honey!," she said at a March Human Rights Campaign event in Los Angeles.Crockett infamously got into a nasty fight with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., which featured both lawmakers lobbing schoolyard-level insults. The shouting match began when Greene insulted Crocketts "fake eyelashes." Things only devolved from there, with the Texas Democrat launching into a verbal assault about Greenes "bleach-blond, bad-built, butch body."Crockett went on to sell merchandise based around the insults.Crockett, Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Forget the mouse. Forget the keyboard. Meta's new gesture control wristband might just be the most seamless way to control a computer yet. And no, it doesn't require surgery, a camera, or even a touchscreen. All it needs is your wrist. This futuristic device uses electrical signals from your muscles to understand what your hand wants to do, even if it never actually moves. Think of it as a translator between your nervous system and your favorite device.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts, and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide - free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTER.This wristband was developed by researchers at Meta's Reality Labs, where scientists have been working on non-invasive, wearable tech that helps people interact with computers naturally. Unlike typical gesture systems that need a camera or special lighting, this device picks up on muscle activity alone. That's huge. Especially for people with reduced mobility, muscle weakness, or even limb loss, this opens up new ways to engage with technology.At the heart of this innovation is a technology called surface electromyography or sEMG. The wristband captures tiny electrical signals that fire in your wrist muscles when you intend to move. Meta's team trained AI models on thousands of participants to recognize these signals without needing to calibrate for each person. Thanks to deep learning, the system can now:You can even write in the air at 20.9 words per minute, nearly as fast as typing on your phone.Meta's wearable is a new kind of human-computer interface, one that doesn't need a screen, controller, or touch. That makes it ideal for on-the-go use with smart glasses, phones, or even future AR devices. And because it doesn't require calibration for each user, it's ready out of the box. This could enable wide adoption, especially in public settings or for people who switch devices frequently.Meta's sEMG research device, also called sEMG-RD, was described inNature. The study highlights both the technical breakthrough and its practical applications. The team achieved over 90% accuracy in recognizing gestures, even across different users, with no tuning required.To encourage further research, Meta is releasing a public dataset of sEMG recordings from 300 participants. This could help accelerate progress in areas like prosthetics, gaming, and accessibility tech.This isn't Meta's first foray into gesture tech. But this wristband represents something bigger: a move toward frictionless, brain-to-device communication, without implants. It builds on years of research in AR, neuromotor interfaces, and AI model scaling.Meta's wristband could change how you interact with your devices, whether you have a disability or just want a faster way to get things done. Instead of tapping or typing, your wrist muscles can now act as the controller. This means less strain, more freedom, and a whole new way to stay connected on the go. If you've ever wished for a simpler way to text, scroll, or select items without touching a screen, this tech makes it possible. And because it works without a custom setup, you can start using it almost instantly.Now, while Metas wristband shows real promise, its still in the research phase and not yet available to consumers. However, it offers a glimpse of where everyday tech may be headed.Meta's gesture control wristband offers a fresh way to interact with technology. By reading your wrist muscles, it replaces screens and buttons with simple, intuitive gestures. This kind of wearable reimagines how we access digital tools, making everyday tasks quicker, easier, and more inclusive. Whether you're exploring new AR interfaces or just want a more flexible way to control your devices, this technology brings that vision closer to reality.What if your wrist could replace your keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen all at once? Would you buy and wear Meta's wristband, or do you prefer the current state of things? Let us know by writing us atCyberguy.com/Contact.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts, and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide - free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTER.Copyright 2025 CyberGuy.com.All rights reserved.