Home Safety Tech: Prodigy Wildfire Solutions is rolling out an app-controlled sprinkler system with infrared fire detection that creates a “humidity bubble” around homes, using a 1,500-gallon tank and backup power for up to three weeks. Retail & Consumer Scams: Kwik Trip warns customers about fake “gift card giveaway” posts on Facebook—only links from its official page are legit. Health & Consumer Protection: Samsung says its Galaxy Buds Hearing Aid feature got FDA clearance, turning select earbuds into over-the-counter hearing support with a built-in hearing test. Food Recall: Hannaford is urging shoppers not to eat certain Taylor Farms wraps and burritos after a salmonella-linked recall notice. Workplace & Customer Experience: A new take on hiring argues candidates form opinions based on customer experience long before HR gets involved. Public Health Access: The ACT is expanding free period product dispensers to all public schools, aiming to cut period poverty with dignity and privacy. Energy Costs: France bans unsolicited telemarketing calls under a new consent law, while the UK reveals new areas eligible for up to £2,500 off energy bills. Tech Updates: Windows 11’s latest update ends support for picture passwords, pushing users toward biometrics and PINs.