To Eliminate Bad Influence, Instagram Has "Three Important Steps" Users Can Use
Instagram is one of the most popular social media around, and it wants to keep its community safe by announcing "three important steps."
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Researchers Create AI Capable Of Making 'Deepfake' Dancing
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) can do a lot of things, and this is why creating smart computers have become even more fascinating.
Google Updates Gboard With 'Mini', Allowing Users To Create Stickers From Selfies
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Emotions have allowed people to express themselves beyond words. And emojis have gone further than that.
In An Agreement, Google Drive Allows WhatsApp Users To Backup Their Data For Free
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WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging app. As of February 2018, it has more than 1.5 billion daily active users exchanging more than 60 billion messages per day.
Microsoft Completes Bringing 'Skype For Business Online' Features Into 'Teams'
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It was in late 2017 that Microsoft said its plans to make Microsoft Teams its primary communications platform for businesses, by replacing Skype for Business over time.
The 'SurfSafe' Browser Extension Fights Fake News By Checking For Hoax Images
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Fake news are plagues on the internet. With no single solution to end them, companies are trying to deliver their own method. One of which, is RobHat Labs.
LinkedIn Adds More Job Listing Tools, Including Search For Remote Jobs And By Salary
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Most people use LinkedIn to expand their reach, know more about the industry they work in, and get job opportunities. In an update, LinkedIn wants to help the latter.
Verified Google Analytics Users Are Getting Verified On Google Search Console Automatically
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Verifying websites in Google Search Console can be useful for site owners, and this is why Google wants to automatically verify them.
How ‘Deep Video Portraits’ Extent 'Deepfake' And Create Eerily Convincing Fakes
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In an era where computers and mobile devices are common household items, we have become increasingly glued to screens, trusting them as the source of information.
Android Spyware ‘Triout’ Can Record Most Interactions On Infected Mobile Devices
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Users' personal data is precious and expensive, and hackers are exploiting systems' vulnerabilities to get their hands on them.
