'Deplatforming', Then Transparency And Amplify Factual Voices, Mozilla Said
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WhatsApp Updates Privacy Policy, So It Can Share More Data With Facebook
WhatsApp users around the world are receiving a pop-up notice, suggesting that the messaging service has something new in mind.
Telegram's 'People Nearby' Shows Users' Exact Location Through Triangulation, Research Found
Telegram is a privacy-oriented messaging app. It's a popular choice among many, especially those who just want to be away from Facebook's grip.
The NSA Shares Guidance To Detect And Replace Obsolete TLS Protocols
Transport Layer Security or TLS, is the successor of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), meant to encrypt web communication when information travels over networks.
With 'DALL·E', OpenAI Wants To Create The 'GPT' For Images
OpenAI is known for its generative pre-training models that can learn world knowledge and process long-range of dependencies with long stretches of text.
Malware Can Tracks Victims' Location Through Their Wi-Fi's BSSID, Research Found
Some malicious actors deploy malware to grab any identifiable information about victims, including location. To do that, various techniques can be deployed.
Microsoft Edge Browser Updates With History And Open Tabs Syncing Options
It was back in November 2020, that Microsoft Edge Canary and Dev channels introduced the ability to sync browsing history and open tabs across devices.
Auto Update On The 'All in One SEO Plugin' For WordPress Angered Webmasters
Developing a website can be a daunting task. But thanks to Content Management Systems (CMS), web development has become a lot bearable.
By Prioritizing Bigger News Outlets, Google Is Killing Local News, Research Found
Google the company conquers the web, the mobile and beyond. The 'bubble' Google created for people to living in, is tailored for personalization and monetization.
Google Docs Bug Could Have Allowed Hackers Steal Screenshots Of Documents
Google Docs is Google's answer to Microsoft Word. The word processor comes free, and included as part the web-based suite of apps offered by Google.