Ending Two Legacy Services, Mozilla Says Goodbye To Firefox Send and Firefox Notes
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Orange For Microphone, Green For Camera: Apple iOS 14 Wants Apps To Be Transparent
Apple has created products that millions of people use. That slab of metal and glass people call iPhones, have complex circuitry that packs a lot of sensors.
This 'Rampant Kitten' Has Been Stealing Data For Years, Researchers Found
One of the easiest ways for hackers to hack, is by planting malware. And the easiest way to plant malware, is by piggybacking existing resources.
Facebook Accused Of Peeping Instagram Users Through Their Phone Cameras
Facebook is the social giant of the web. It's on top of the food chain, and it's willing to do anything to keep its throne.
Starting iOS 14, Users Can Change The Default Apps For Browsing And Accessing Emails
Apple is long known to be strict in giving users customization. But starting iOS 14, things are changing a bit.
Google Drive Wants To Start Deleting Trashed Files That Are 30 Days Old
Google is changing how its Google Drive product handles deleted files and documents.
With 'RegretsReporter', Mozilla Wants To Help Users With Their 'YouTube Regrets'
Streaming cats videos on YouTube. What can go wrong? Well, many.
Billions Of Devices Are Affected By This Bluetooth Spoofing Bug, Researchers Found
Bluetooth is one of the methods for people to transfer data and files to different platforms. And again researchers found a critical bug in the technology.
How 'Zerologon', One Of The Most Severe Windows Bugs Ever Reported, Simplified Hacking
Software flaws are put into different categories based on their severity.
Google Fights Zoom With 49-Person View Format And Background Blur
Zoom has become the household name for video conferencing. But Google is closing in, by introducing two features its famous competitor lacks.