On April Fool’s Day, big technology companies often play pranks on their colleagues and users. It looks like Apple has already “pranked” iPhone owners in China.

Early in the morning, many users started complaining that the built-in weather app on the iPhone was not working or was freezing on startup. The problem manifests itself in users of a variety of iPhone models.

At the same time, according to messages on the forums, this problem is not fixed after re-launching applications or completely rebooting the smartphone. Presumably, the problem may be caused by idle network servers.

At the time of publication, Apple has not commented on the situation, and the problem has not yet been fixed.

It is worth adding that a similar problem with the weather application occurred on March 5 and 10.

YouTube user Enderman posted a video in which he tricks ChatGPT into generating a usable Windows 95 activation key.

Initially, when he asked ChatGPT directly to generate a Windows 95 activation key, he received the expected refusal. The chatbot reported that it could not generate keys for Windows, adding that Windows 95 was an outdated operating system and advising to upgrade to a newer version of the OS.

Then Enderman decided to go from a different angle in order to get around the fundamental failure of ChatGPT to generate an activation key. The first attempts were not successful and caused an error, however, a few changes in the request structure helped.

The Windows 95 key format is quite simple, it is described in the illustration. Enderman asked for a sequence of numbers, describing the exact requirements. As a result, one of the 30 activation keys generated by ChatGPT came up.

Enderman believes that the reason why all 30 digit sequences returned did not fit is the part where 5 digits are presented, the sum of which should be divisible by 7. For some reason, ChatGPT does not follow this simple description and substitutes random numbers there.

When Enderman thanked ChatGPT for generating a free key for Windows 95, the chatbot apologized for the misunderstanding, stating that it didn’t provide any keys.

And after Enderman stated that ChatGPT was wrong and the user did indeed activate Windows 95 with a specific key, the chatbot stated, “Sorry, but that’s not possible.”

Elon Musk ousted former President Barack Obama as the most followed person on Twitter.

The billionaire currently has 133.1 million followers, compared to Obama’s 133 million, according to his respective Twitter profiles.

Musk’s $44 billion acquisition of Twitter helped boost his following dramatically. Last June, the head of Twitter had 100 million followers, but since then the number has increased significantly.

Elon Musk manages to publish memes, as well as report various changes taking place on Twitter and SpaceX. He also polled followers about some of the big decisions, such as Donald Trump’s return to the platform and whether the billionaire should step down as Twitter CEO.