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Indonesian Unicorn Traveloka Expands Beyond Southeast Asia To Australia
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For a startup to grow, it needs to expand beyond its original market, to include those outside the borders.
Borrowing Features From The Defunct Allo, Google Assistant Arrives To Android Messages
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The AI-powered Google Assistant is available in smart home devices to some apps. This time, Google also wants it inside Android Messages texting app.
More Password-Less Logins, As Android 7 And Up Supports FIDO2
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Google has long offered authentication methods, with options to not use passwords and instead use other means.
Flaws In 4G And 5G Networks Allow Attackers To Intercept Phone Calls And Track Location
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New versions of technologies are meant to be better and more secured. However, since they are usually based on their previous iterations, flaws can be inherited.
Facebook On Android Has An iOS-Like Control For Background Location Tracking
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Facebook collects user data with the many ways possible and imaginable. Its app requires a ton of permissions, and one of which, is background location tracking.
Google's Responsive Display Ads With Video Assets, And With Added Two Reporting Updates
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A picture can worth a thousand words. But a video can tell a whole lot more.
Ramping Up Its Ad Platform, Quora Introduces 'Auction Insights' And 'Keyword Targeting'
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The popular Q&A website Quora continues to add features and capabilities to its advertising platform. This time, it's the launch of Auction Insights and Keyword Targeting.
IIS Vulnerability Can Make CPU Usage To Spike: Microsoft Scrambles For A Fix
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Microsoft has released a security alert outlining a vulnerability with its IIS (Internet Information Services) servers that, if exploited, could block or slow down the entire system.
Popular Password Managers Found To Have Security Flaw That Exposed Passwords
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People use password managers for reasons, and one of which is to store passwords into a single place for easier management and convenience.
