Researchers Want To Solve Cryptography Using Quantum Mechanics
We always have been fascinated by random numbers. From lotteries to rolls of dice, they have attracted us to expecting something unpredictable.
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2018 Q2 Report: Privacy Fears, But Social Media Use Is Still Increasing
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In the 2018 Q2 Global Digital reports for We Are Social and Hootsuite shows that people around the world are still using social media with their number growing.
Helping Publishers Facing Ad blockers, Google Brings 'Funding Choices' To More Countries
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Ad blockers are probably publishers' worse enemies.
Sina Weibo Has Reversed A Short-Lived Ban On LGBT-Related Contents
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Only a few days after China’s version of Twitter, Sina Weibo, banned all content containing homosexuality contents from its platform, it reversed its decision.
The Internet Is Not Healthy, And Technology Giants Should Be Regulated, Said Mozilla
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On its inaugural Internet Health Report, the Mozilla Foundation calls for tech giants like Google, Facebook, Amazon and others to be regulated.
Google Search Console Adds Filters For Search Appearance And More
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Google has announced the roll out of filters on its Search Console. "We are happy to announce that the new Search Console is now available to all sites," wrote Google on its Webmaster Central blog.
Cloudflare Introduces 'Spectrum' In Its Attempt To Protect The Whole Internet
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When it founded, Cloudflare was all about speeding up websites and protecting them from hackers. A years passed, many websites have been using its services to stop flood of traffic severing their servers.
Google Introduces 'More results' Search Button For Mobile Users
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Google is officially rolling out the 'More results' button, after confirming that it was testing the feature over the previous week.
FIDO Alliance And W3C Bring 'WebAuthn' For Password-Free Authentication
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Since we know that username and password combination isn't secure, there have been attempts to improve the irreplaceable authentication process.
Facebook Introduces Data Abuse Bounty, And Also Strict Rules for Apps
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Data is expensive, and people can go through great lengths to see it, get it, or even protect it. The case is similar to Facebook.
