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The No Kings protest continued over the weekend, with thousands of people gathering together across the US to protest President Donald Trump and his administration.

And as always, people came with signs.

In the clip above, Stephen Colbert runs through some notable examples, including a large banner reading "Jimmy Kimmel has higher ratings than you!" ("I like that one," Colbert says) and a gigantic defecating inflatable of the president.

"Perhaps most impressive of all was this inflatable Trump pooping directly onto the constitution," says Colbert, playing footage of the impressive balloon. "That is mwah. Spectacular craftsmanship, above all else. Whoever made that should be proud, because one day their grandchild will ask them how they resisted the rise of American fascism, and they can proudly say: 'Well Tyler, your grandma and I worked round the clock with a team of fellow patriots to answer the eternal question of democracy, Can we make an angry balloon that looks like it's pooping fire? Yes, you can.'"

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Spring is on the horizon, and with it comes a fresh slate of Netflix titles. This April, you can expect to stream a long list of movies, including Netflix's collection of older releases that are made available on the first day of the month.

An April Fool's joke from Tinder in 2019 is now real.

Seven years ago, Tinder joked that it was adding height verification to its app. Now, in 2026, the matchmaking app Tenr has made that a reality.

SEE ALSO: 8 best dating apps and sites for singles in their 40s and up

"People care about height, and the app is all about not BS-ing and giving information up front," said Adam Moelis, the founder of Tenr. (Moelis also co-founded fintech company Yotta. In 2024, thousands of Yotta customers were locked out of their accounts and unable to access their money due to the failure of one of its banking partners. It appears that many customers are still locked out of their Yotta accounts as of this writing.)

What is Tenr?

Tenr is a matchmaking app that aims, as Moelis said, to cut the BS in dating. The fundamental idea is that it doesn't take a two or three-hour date to know if you're interested in someone, but only ten minutes. Users sign up, answer questions about themselves and their preferences, and Tenr "crunches the information" to give three to five matches a day. From there, you have a ten-minute date the app calls a "Tenr," and each party decides whether to meet in person.

AI helps screen people, but it's not the core feature of Tenr, Moelis said. "I don't think AI is good at assessing chemistry, and I think that's probably the most important thing in dating. It's like, do you guys have an energy match? Do you have chemistry? And I think AI can't do that right now. You still need the interaction with the other person." Hence, ten-minute dates.

How does the app verify height?

But back to height. Moelis is right: Height is important to people. For years, people have lamented that women want to date tall guys. Women have even used ChatGPT to catch men lying about it, and Tinder started testing a paid height preference last year. (Tinder told Mashable there isn't an update since then.) Hinge lets users select a height filter and there's even a "deal breaker" option that you can toggle if you're not open to seeing any profiles that don't fit your preferences.

I, for one, believe that we as a society need to stop obsessing about height in dating, but the preoccupation persists. And now, an app is getting in on it and using Apple's Measure app to ensure accuracy. (iPhone models 12 and up use LiDAR scanners — Light Detection and Ranging — to produce accurate measurements.)

"We thought it would be kind of a fun feature," Moelis said. "No other dating app is doing that because it's a little bit controversial, but we think it matters to people."

Here's how height verification works on Tenr: Using the LiDAR scanner on the iPhone camera, a friend can hold the phone and point it at you. It's pretty accurate — plus or minus an inch, said Moelis.

The feature went live a few weeks ago, and it's getting a fair amount of use. Moelis is actually surprised by the lack of negative reaction. Over 700 users have verified their heights so far (and the app is close to 6,000 sign-ups since May 2025).

Height verification, of course, isn't the app's only feature. Moelis also mentioned the Wingman, in which users can recruit friends to help choose their photos and leave testimonials about them. But for those who are tired of men lying about a few inches on dating apps, this might be the only way to catch them — before meeting them IRL, that is.

Whether you're new to Linux or you've been using it for years, you may have some bad command-line habits. If you can break these habits, you'll stop using the Linux terminal like a beginner and start using it much more efficiently.

If you needed more proof of just how bad the DarkSword spyware is, Apple is about to issue a rare patch (via Wired) that addresses the issue on phones running iOS 18.

Why is this rare? Well, typically Apple will simply tell iPhone users to upgrade to the latest version of iOS (that's iOS 26.4 right now). But this time, everyone running iOS 18 on their phones is getting a patch of their own.

DarkSword is a web based tool that enables malicious hackers to steal data from iPhones, and it's publicly available for everyone to use. Apple already patched iOS 26 against DarkSword, but iOS 18 remains unprotected at writing time. As for why anyone would want to run iOS 18, there are folks who are simply slow to update their phone, and then there are those that may not want to switch to Apple's new "Liquid Glass" user interface that debuted in iOS 26.

It's not a small group. A survey by TelemetryDeck indicated that roughly 19 percent of all iPhone users were running iOS 18 at the end of February.

An Apple spokesperson told Wired that the new patch will be issued on Wednesday morning. This patch will not upgrade the phone to iOS 26; instead, users will remain on iOS 18, but will be safe against DarkSword.

SEE ALSO: iPhone exploit DarkSword has been released in the wild: How to protect yourself

Apple, of course, still encourages all users to update to iOS 26 and receive the company's "most advanced protections."

Anker believes it has a simple way to avoid a rat’s nest of cables and hubs on your desk: put it all into one box that clamps on to the side. The accessory maker has released a $70 Nano Power Strip that it claims will minimize clutter while keeping multiple devices fully charged.

Immich is a self-hosted, open-source photo and video backup solution, intended as an alternative to Google Photos and iCloud Photo Library. I've used Immich for some time to back up photos and videos, but I'd never thought of connecting it to Home Assistant. Now I wish I'd tried it sooner.

There's a neat, super simple trick that lets you turn your favorite browser into a minimalist notepad. Instead of reaching for Notepad or any other note-taking app, online or offline, you can jot things down while browsing the web, right inside the browser.

SAVE OVER $700: As of April 1, the Hisense 85-inch Class U8 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV has dropped to its lowest-ever price of $1,499.96 at Amazon.

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Sale events, like Amazon's recent Big Spring Sale, are a great opportunity to upgrade your TV. But just because that sale event is over doesn't mean every great discount has disappeared. There's still quite a few offers worth taking advantage of right now, including this excellent offer on the massive Hisense 85-inch Class U8 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV.

As of April 1, the Hisense 85-inch Class U8 Mini-LED ULED 4K TV has dropped to its lowest-ever price of $1,499.96 at Amazon. This deal saves you $798.03 off its list price of $2,297.99. This limited-time deal will not stick around for long, so act fast if you're interested in buying.

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With some exciting movies and shows available to stream right now, and plenty coming out in the months ahead, a huge 85-inch screen is a great way to watch everything in the pipeline. It's not just the big screen size that makes this Hisense TV worth the splurge. It also boasts excellent picture quality thanks to 4K resolution, QLED Color, and Mini-LED Pro technology that provides sharp, bright, and colorful images.

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TL;DR: Walmart has the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box listed for $87.75, while Amazon has it at $91.99. TCGplayer’s current listings start at $95.96.

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With Perfect Order ETB pricing continuing to cool off in the volatile Pokémon TCG market, Walmart has now knocked down the price even further and pulled ahead of both Amazon and TCGplayer for value. With more attention turning to the less-available Ascended Heroes expansion, now’s the perfect time to jump in before prices climb again. 

As of April 1, Walmart has the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box listed online for $87.75. Amazon is higher at $91.99, while TCGplayer’s current listings begin at $95.96 before shipping. To get closest to TCGplayer’s market price of $78.18, Walmart is your ideal choice right now.

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All Perfect Order ETBs will contain everything you’d expect of the box centered around the Pokémon Legends: Z-A-themed expansion: nine Perfect Order booster packs (each with 10 trading cards), a full-art foil promo card featuring Tyrunt, 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, a player’s guide to the expansion, dice, a plastic coin, a collector’s box with dividers, and a code card for Pokémon Trading Card Game Live.

Among those packs, you’ll have the chance to pull valuable SIR chase cards from the 120-card expansion — including Mega Zygarde ex, Mega Clefable ex, Mega Starmie ex, Rosa’s Encouragement, Meowth ex, and the mega valuable Mega Hyper Rare Mega Zygarde ex.

To get even more Pokémon TCG packs for your money, you can also score the Perfect Evolution Booster Box for as low as $210.90 at Walmart. If you're looking for a booster bundle, Pokémon’s Perfect Order is selling for only around $43 at Walmart. 

The Mini is a bite-sized version of The New York Times' revered daily crossword. While the crossword is a lengthier experience that requires both knowledge and patience to complete, The Mini is an entirely different vibe.

With only a handful of clues to answer, the daily puzzle doubles as a speed-running test for many who play it.

So, when a tricky clue disrupts a player's flow, it can be frustrating! If you find yourself stumped playing The Mini — much like with Wordle and Connections — we have you covered.

SEE ALSO: Mahjong, Sudoku, free crossword, and more: Play games on Mashable SEE ALSO: How to play Pips, the newest NYT game

Here are the clues and answers to NYT's The Mini for Wednesday, April 1, 2026:

AcrossY Y Y Y Y Y Y

• The answer is Wise.

Back half of an old cassette tape

• The answer is Side B.

Perform lines that aren't in the script

• The answer is Ad lib.

G G G G G G G

• The answer is Geez.

Butt, to Brits

• The answer is Arse.

DownOpposite of narrower

• The answer is Wider.

Keeps the engine on while parked

• The answer is Idles.

C C C C C C C

• The answer is Seize.

___ and flow (tidal opposites)

• The answer is Ebb.

Long, epic tale

• The answer is Saga.

If you're looking for more puzzles, Mashable's got games now! Check out our games hub for Mahjong, Sudoku, free crossword, and more.

Are you also playing NYT Strands? See hints and answers for today's Strands.

Not the day you're after? Here's the solution to today's Mini Crossword.

Kids are consuming a lot of AI slop.

And child safety advocates are getting worried. In a letter sent to Google CEO Sundar Pichai and YouTube CEO Neil Mohan, a coalition of national organizations and child development experts is demanding a change to YouTube policies to cut down on AI slop, including an outright ban on "Made for Kids" content generated by AI.

"Given the absence of evidence that AI slop is safe for children and the potential for these videos to mesmerize and harm kids, Google must take swift action to protect children on its platforms," the letter reads. Two weeks ago, YouTube announced a partnership with generative AI studio Animaj, which specializes in AI children's content and boasts billions of views across several YouTube channels aimed at infants and babies.

SEE ALSO: We didn't grow up on social media. We grew up on digital nicotine.

The letter, led by child safety nonprofit Fairplay, is signed by organizations like the American Federation of Teachers, the National Black Child Development Association, and Mothers Against Media Addiction (MAMA), as well as experts like Jonathan Haidt, author of the highly cited book The Anxious Generation. The group cites growing concern that exposure to AI content can distort children's perception of reality, cause cognitive overload, and displace real world activities necessary for development.

"First YouTube introduced Shorts with Made For Kids content without wondering what impact it would have on young viewers, and then — no surprise — AI slop started competing for kids’ attention on those very feeds. It’s time for platforms to start respecting the attention and minds of young children, not just treat them as a resource to be extracted," said Jenny Radesky, a developmental behavioral pediatrician and media researcher who also signed onto the letter.

The group also announced a public petition demanding YouTube implement several new safety policies addressing the proliferation of AI slop directed toward children, including:

• Clearly labeling all AI-generated content on YouTube

• Barring AI-generated content from YouTube Kids

• Prohibiting child-focused videos (“Made for Kids”) on YouTube that are AI-generated

• Prohibiting algorithmic recommendations of AI-generated content to users under age 18

• Implementing a toggle switch in parental controls so that parents can turn off AI-generated content even if children search for it

• Stopping all investment in the creation of AI-generated videos for children

In response, a YouTube spokesperson told Mashable, "We have high standards for the content in YouTube Kids, including limiting AI-generated content in the app to a small set of high-quality channels. We also provide parents the option to block channels. Across YouTube, we prioritize transparency when it comes to AI content, labeling content from our own AI tools, and requiring creators to disclose realistic AI content. We’re always evolving our approach to stay current as the ecosystem evolves."

The letter comes one week after a precedent-defining verdict in a recent case against Meta and YouTube parent company Google, which sided in favor of a 19-year-old user who claimed the companies knew their platforms could be "dangerously addictive" and ignored warnings about user mental health. The Los Angeles jury found that both Meta and YouTube were negligent in addressing internal safety warnings and went forward with platform features that exacerbated expert concerns.

"In some cases, seemingly benign animations can turn out to be sexual or violent in nature," said Sebastian Mahal, co-chair of youth-led lobby coalition Design It For Us. "Young people don’t want to be targeted with this type of experience by YouTube’s algorithm. After a California jury found YouTube liable for failing to protect young people on its platform, one would think YouTube would finally take its responsibility to its young users seriously."

In addition to claims that Instagram's algorithms exacerbated the youth mental health crisis, particularly among teen girls, child safety advocates have long warned that YouTube is a dangerous site for young children.

Rachel Franz, director of Fairplay’s Young Children Thrive Offline program, told Mashable in a March interview: "If 'managing AI slop' was really YouTube's top priority this year, they would have already taken down the millions of AI-generated 'Made for Kids' videos that are designed to entrance young children, leading to more screen time and displacing the activities they need to thrive offline."

YouTube is the most popular video platform for young child viewers, especially among low-income households. Despite efforts to address AI-generated content, YouTube has yet to fully rein in the problem, and AI-generated content aimed at children has become a lucrative business. Mohan has previously stated that managing AI slop is a "top priority" for the company. YouTube also says it has limited the YouTube Kids app to only surface AI-generated content from "high quality" channels.

A New York Times report found thousands of low-quality AI videos in YouTube's algorithm, including ones that violated child safety policies. Currently, animated videos generated by AI do not require AI labels, and AI labels do not appear consistently on YouTube Kids. YouTube only requires labeling for synthetic media made to mimic "realistic" settings or people.

In response to the new letter, Franz added, "YouTube’s algorithm makes it impossible for kids to avoid AI slop. YouTube must stop shoving AI slop onto children now, before it further damages an entire generation of kids.”

UPDATE: Apr. 1, 2026, 3:06 p.m. EDT This article was updated with an official statement from YouTube.

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SAVE OVER $250: As of April 1, the Shark AV2501S AI Ultra robot vacuum has dropped to $269.99 at Amazon. This deal saves you $280 off its list price of $549.99.

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The Big Spring Sale at Amazon may officially be over, but lucky shoppers can still find some nice discounts hanging around. For those who were hoping to grab a robot vacuum at a steep discount, the Shark AV2501S AI Ultra robot vacuum is on sale for over 50% off.

As of April 1, the Shark AV2501S AI Ultra robot vacuum is marked down to $269.99 at Amazon. Usually it's listed for $549.99, so this saves you 51% overall, or a whopping $280. That's a very nice deal to take advantage of after the Big Spring Sale, and one that may not last much longer since it's marked as a limited time deal. Be quick to grab it at this low price.

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If you're just looking for a regular robot vacuum to help you with cleaning this spring — rather than one of the fancier mop/vacuum combo models — the Shark AV2501S AI Ultra offers powerful suction and Matrix Clean Navigation to get the job done. The latter pushes the vacuum to move in a matrix grid that cleans in multiple passes over your floors to make sure every little bit of dust, debris, crumbs, and more that's scattered on your floor gets cleaned up.

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SAVE OVER $130: As of April 1, the Apple iPad 11-inch (A16) is on sale for $466.60 at Amazon. That's a 22% discount on the list price.

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Amazon's Big Spring Sale came to an end after March 31, but that doesn't mean all the discounts did.

Apple products saw incredible deals over the week-long sale, and as of April 1, the Apple iPad 11-inch (A16) is still on sale for $466.60. The 256GB device in the color blue is not only reduced by over $130, but according to camelcamelcamel, it has dropped to its lowest-ever price.

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It's not often that comedies actually make you laugh out loud, but Last One Laughing UK — despite being a show that revolves around people not laughing — manages it with ease.

Back on Prime Video for a second season with a whole new cast, the Jimmy Carr-hosted game show/reality TV challenge sees 10 comedians trapped together in a room for six hours.

The only rule? If you laugh twice, you're out. Last person standing wins.

SEE ALSO: The best comedies on Prime Video for when you need a good laugh What's Last One Laughing UK about?

The rules may be fairly straightforward, but there are twists aplenty.

The comedians — Season 2 features David Mitchell, Mel Giedroyc, Alan Carr, Romesh Ranganathan, Amy Gledhill, Maisie Adam, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Sam Campbell, Diane Morgan, and Bob Mortimer — spend the six hours together in a large set with a kitchen, sitting area and a stage. They aren't just left to their own devices, though. Watching from the control room, Carr and co-host Roisin Conaty can choose to phone in and request that any cast member plays their "joker" card at any time. This is essentially a miniature standup set, with the cast member in question taking to the stage to perform a short (and often very bizarre) routine while the others are forced to gather round on the sofas and watch.

Behold, here's Diane Morgan giving a very deadpan reading of Dylan Thomas' "Do not go gentle into that good night":

Alongside the jokers, the show is peppered with other little tasks, challenges, and surprises along the way. The result feels like a fast-moving variety show where everyone involved is constantly bordering on hysterics.

Last One Laughing UK is one for Taskmaster fans

If you've seen the show Taskmaster, you'll already have a flavour for what Last One Laughing UK is about.

The challenges set for the contestants aren't quite as random as those on Alex Horne's show, but they have a similarly silly and surreal flavor. Season 2 sees Bob Mortimer arm wrestling David Mitchell, Maisie Adam facing off with Romesh Ranganathan over their biggest regrets, and Sam Campbell and David Mitchell shouting for as long as possible while slowly walking towards each other.

The fact that nobody is allowed to laugh infuses every moment with a kind of frantic energy. There's a constant, giggly tension that's heightened each time the camera cuts to a reaction shot of someone doing their best to hold in a snort.

Featured Video For You Taskmasters (Little) Alex Horne and Greg Davies reveal which iconic tasks they would never do Last One Laughing UK Season 2 has some brilliant surprise guests

Season 1 featured improv acting with Danny Dyer, presenter Alison Hammond popping out of a fridge, and a psychic reading from Ted Lasso actor and comedian Nick Mohammed. A tough lineup to beat, in other words, but Season 2 is already have a good go at it.

In the clip below famous British presenter Richard Madeley pops up, calling the cast up on the stage one-by-one for some deadpan interview questions that are very difficult to sit through without breaking.

The bad news? Last One Laughing UK Season 2 is only six 30-minute episodes, each of which go by far too quickly. The good news? Five episodes have been released so far and the finale drops on Thursday, so there's plenty of time for a catch-up binge before the winner of Season 2 is crowned.

Last One Laughing UK Season 2 is streaming now on Prime Video, with the final episode dropping on Thursday.

TL;DR: Turn your phone into a powerful document scanner with iScanner — now just $25.97 (reg. $199.90) through April 12.

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Tax season has a way of turning every drawer, bag, and random countertop into a paper explosion. Receipts, forms, notes — you know the drill. If you’re trying to get everything organized without losing your mind (or your paperwork), iScanner might be the easiest upgrade you make this year.

You can currently grab a lifetime subscription for just $25.97 (reg. $199.90) through April 12 — and it essentially turns your phone into a full-on document scanner and editor.

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With iScanner, you can scan just about anything — tax forms, receipts, IDs, handwritten notes — and instantly convert them into clean, shareable files like PDFs or JPGs. The app automatically detects edges, straightens pages, and even recognizes text in 20+ languages, so you’re not stuck manually fixing every scan.

But it goes beyond scanning. You can sign documents, edit PDFs, merge files, organize everything into folders, and even lock sensitive files with a PIN. It’s especially useful if you’re juggling multiple documents and need everything in one place, fast.

Whether you’re filing taxes, running a small business, or just trying to stay organized, iScanner keeps things simple — and way less paper-heavy.

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TL;DR: Microlearning app Headway Premium turns self improvement into an easy hobby, and now a lifetime subscription can be yours for $59.99 (reg. $299.95).

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Right now, a lifetime subscription to this innovative microlearning app can be yours for just $59.99 (reg. $299.95).

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When was the last time you finished a book? You probably don’t have time to read “The 80/20 Principle” cover to cover, but we bet you have 15 minutes to digest a written or professionally narrated audio summary to learn the key ideas. Headway Premium serves up just that: an easy way to learn new things that works with your busy lifestyle.

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The Big Spring Sale may be over, but the discounts on portable power stations are still going strong. As of April 1, there are still great deals to be found on models like the Jackery Explorer 300. In fact, this unit is down to its lowest-ever price, with the price dropping from $259 to $188.99 for a limited time.

This portable power station is a great choice if you want something compact, yet still capable. It has a 293Wh capacity and 300W output, with two pure sine wave AC outlets alongside multiple other ports, including a 60W USB-C input/output, USB-A, and a DC car port.

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Recharging is fast, getting to about 80% in two hours when using a wall outlet and USB-C simultaneously. There are also additional upgrade options for car charging or with solar panels. It weighs just 7.1 pounds, so if you'd like to take it camping or on the road with you, it’s designed for easy transport. It even has a useful handle to help you lug it around.

This unit comes with the power station, an AC adapter, a car charging cable, and a user guide. Find this Jackery deal at Amazon right now.

SAVE $30: As of April 1, the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 are on sale for $139.95 at Amazon. That's a 22% discount on the list price.

Opens in a new window Credit: Shokz Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 $139.95 at Amazon
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Amazon's Big Spring Sale officially came to an end after March 31, but if you're looking for a deal on running earbuds, the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 are still heavily reduced. As of April 1, they are $40 off, down from their list price of $179.95 to $139.95. All colors are at this low price, so you can choose between black, blue, orange, and silver.

According to price tracker camelcamelcamel, this is the best price for these earbuds in 2026.

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These Shokz open-ear headphones use bone conduction and air conduction technology. The open-ear design is famed for keeping you aware of your surroundings while minimising sound leakage. So, as the name might suggest, these are ideal for running (but also cycling and any outdoor activity).

They're built with a lightweight, secure frame and ergonomic ear hooks to help them stay in place during exercise. And let's not forget the actual sound quality, which is truly impressive thanks to the AI noise reduction algorithm which blocks out annoying background sounds.

You can find this deal available at Amazon right now.