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Natalie Kaufman

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  • Business Journalist, Freelance
  • Student, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications
  • Personal Tech Reporting Intern, The Wall Street Journal
Gainesville
As seen in: The Wall Street Journal, MSN, The Wall Street Journal (China), The Wall Street Journal (Japan), Substack, The Times, Flipboard, Mint, The Boston Globe, The University of Florida, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) and
Covers:  My reporting interests include artificial intelligence, consumer technology, and fintech.
UF journalism & econ Prev. Personal tech intern, WSJ Got a story tip? Send it my way: natalie.kaufman@ufl.edu.

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Excited to be covering personal tech this summer with The Wall Street Journal.

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Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

The iPhone maker debuted its first folding phone in push to reinvent

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Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

The iPhone maker debuted its first folding phone in push to reinvent

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Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

The iPhone maker debuted its first folding phone in push to reinvent

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Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

Some Say 'Peak Phone' Already Arrived. Apple Thinks Otherwise

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Why quantum computing is a threat to cybersecurity

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By Natalie Kaufman
| MSN Verified
You may have heard it before—when quantum computing gets here, it's going to upend cybersecurity. That's because this emerging class of superpowerful computers will be able to solve many complex math problems more efficiently than standard computers, making it easier to crack the encryption codes that currently protect our data. What threat does this technology pose, and when is it coming? And how can you protect yourself? Here are answers to these and other questions.
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Why Quantum Computing Is a Threat to Cybersecurity

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By Natalie Kaufman
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Aug. 25, 2026 10:00 am ET You may have heard it before—when quantum computing gets here, it’s going to upend cybersecurity. Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Why Quantum Computing Is a Threat to Cybersecurity

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By Natalie Kaufman
| Flipboard
Security 1 hour ago Apple rescues Hide My Email feature from the privacy scrap heap TechCrunch - Zack Whittaker • 1h Apple has reneged on a planned change to its Hide My Email feature that users said would have made the privacy tool less effective.
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