Dating App Breach Exposes 1.5 Million Photos
A massive privacy breach exposed 1.5 million private dating photos freely available online. This kind of digital disaster typically stems from security vulnerabilities or data breaches, leaving innocent users’ intimate images up for grabs. Yet another reminder that your “private” online life is often anything but.
Traffic Accidents Block Danish Motorways, Causing Delays
A motorway near Silkeborg was blocked between exits 29 and 27 following an accident. Another incident on E45 between Fredericia and Kolding toward Vejle closed the right lane after the middle lane reopened. These closures? Nothing but traffic jams and delays for unlucky travelers.
Employees Acquitted in Controversial Case: Union Celebrates
In a controversial case with “colossal consequences,” several employees were acquitted, according to TV 2 News on March 30, 2025. The union FOA reportedly had a strong positive reaction, though oddly enough, all the juicy details seem to have vanished into thin air.
Duelund’s Rare Chance After Injury Struggles
Mikkel Duelund gets a rare opportunity in AGF’s squad for the match against FC Nordsjælland, potentially earning his first minutes in spring 2024. On loan from Dynamo Kiev since January 2023 (contract until 2025), his season has been hampered by injuries. This selection might signal renewed trust from coach Uwe Rösler.
Netanyahu Plans Hungary Visit Despite ICC Warrant
Despite an international arrest warrant from the ICC for alleged war crimes, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu plans to visit Hungary from April 2-6. He’ll meet with PM Viktor Orbán, who called the ICC decision “scandalous” and promised not to arrest Netanyahu. Talk about a bold vacation choice!
Dating Photos Breach: 1.5 Million Images Exposed
Ethical hackers from Cybernews discovered 1.5 million private dating photos exposed online from five different dating apps used by approximately 800,000-900,000 users. While the specific apps weren’t named, this breach highlights how dating platforms often fall victim to security vulnerabilities, putting users at risk of identity theft and cybercrime.
“Pure Sadism”: From War to Rhetoric
In a report about the Ukraine war, TV2 correspondent Andrey Kazankov described a situation as “pure sadism,” suggesting cruel intentions. The phrase appears in other contexts too – discussing political control in Norway and strict freshman rules at a college. “Sadism” is often used rhetorically to emphasize severity, regardless of context.
Sindre Walle Egeli to miss AGF match
FC Nordsjælland will apparently have to manage without winger Sindre Walle Egeli for their upcoming match against AGF Aarhus. The talented young player’s absence is notable, though the team already has Diallo Sanoussi and William Lykke on their injury list. No specific reason for Egeli’s unavailability has been confirmed.
Trump Shows Indifference Toward Russian Signals
Former president Trump reportedly expressed indifference about signals to Russia, according to Danish news outlet TV 2. While specific context remains murky, the statement aligns with Trump’s historically casual attitude toward Russian relations, continuing his pattern of unconventional diplomatic posturing that has raised eyebrows among traditional foreign policy experts.
Fatal Fire Claims Life in Apartment Complex
A fatality occurred during a severe fire, but specific details about this particular incident are limited. While there’s mention of a case where one person died in an apartment fire above an auto workshop, more comprehensive information exists about other tragic fires, including a deadly house fire in Helsingør and a catastrophic nightclub blaze in…
