Twitter's Default Settings Could Have Leaked Users' Phone Number, EFF Said
When it comes to the web, phone number should be considered personal information.
News
WhatsApp Desktop Patched Bug That Allowed Cross-Site Scripting And Local File Reading
Apple's iOS is usually considered a more secured operating system that Google's Android. Unfortunately, its apps can make it different.
Alphabet's Jigsaw Introduces 'Assembler', An AI To Identify Manipulated Media
The web is full of information, as it is also full of misinformation, disinformation and malinformation.
Twitter Introduces Policy To Deal With 'Synthetic And Manipulated Media'
To most people on the web, deepfakes can be entertaining. But for the rest, manipulated media causes fear and can certainly ruin someone's life.
How Flashpoint Wants To Preserve Flash Games When The Web Abandons Them
Apple hates it, Google hates it, and so does almost everyone else, including Adobe its creator. But Flash is still in many people's hearts.
How AIs Upscaled The Famous 1896 Train Scene To 4K, And Then Colorized It
In the modern digital world where people are already familiar with technologies, even new technologies can still awe us.
'Technical Issues' Caused Google Photos To Accidentally Share Uploaded Videos With Strangers
Uploading data to the cloud should give users a little sense of relief.
Exploiting Kobe Bryant's Death, Hackers Use Wallpapers To Spread Malware
The death of the legendary NBA player Kobe Bryant came unexpectedly. And here, hackers are taking advantage of the situation.
To Streamline Conversations, Twitter Rolls Out Threaded Replies To Its iOS App
![]()
Twitter announced a minor redesign to its iOS app that should make conversations flow easier.
To Help Developers, IBM Introduces AI That Can Automatically Label Images
Training image-recognition AI can be difficult as it involves developers in manually labeling a lot of images for the AI to learn.
