Google Tracks Users' Location, Even When Users Explicitly Told It To Stop
People can go to one side of the world, to end the next day on the other side. Google as the largest company of the web, sees them all.
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How Voicemail Turns Out To Be The Weakest Link In Online Security
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There are many ways to secure an account, and with that many ways, there are security holes that can be exploited.
Google's 'Text Ads' Are Getting The Benefits Of 'Responsive Search Ads'
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Google introduced its Responsive Search Ads as an ad format that leverages machine learning to deliver the best ads for users' search queries.
Researchers And Microsoft Create AI That Generates Altered Realistic Faces
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Computers can easily alter images. They can also create realistic images. But they have difficulties when doing both.
Everipedia Wants To Be The Encyclopedia On Blockchain With EOS
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Wikipedia has long been known as the most popular encyclopedia of the web. But some people didn't like it, and they created something that is similar but different to a whole new level.
Security Flaw Can Make Hackers Fake WhatsApp Messages, Researchers Said
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There will always be imperfections, because after all, no product is perfect.
Facebook Shuts Down The 'Friend List Feed', But Keeps The Friend List Feature
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In an announcement, the social giant Facebook said that it's shutting down its Friend List Feeds.
Microsoft Announces Ethereum Proof-of-Authority On Azure Cloud
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Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform has launched a proof-of-authority (PoA) algorithm on its Ethereum (ETH) blockchain product.
Revenue Is Up, But Snapchat Redesign Has Made It Lost Millions Of Users
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Snapchat is one popular multimedia messaging app. But not everything goes well in the competition.
DARPA Creates Tools To Automatically Spot Deepfakes And Other AI-Made Fakeries
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There was a time when fake news can go nowhere halfway across the globe before being spotted. Thanks to the internet, things can get quite difficult.
