The Tor Network Runs Out Of Bridges, And The Project Is Asking For Help
When it comes to browsing the web, people can use a number of browsers to help them.
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Twitter Stops Sending Users To AMP-Powered Pages As It Stops Supporting The Technology
It all began when Google Search announced that its Top Stories carousel would no longer require a website to use Accelerated Mobile Pages in order to appear.
DuckDuckGo Introduces 'App Tracking Protection' To Block Trackers On Android
When Apple introduced App Transparency Tool, it quickly sent tremors to the whole online advertising industry.
This Bluetooth Bug Leaks Identity Of Phones, Research Found
Bluetooth is not a new technology nor it is the safest of them all.
WhatsApp Introduces Multi-Device Support To All Users On Android And iOS
While most people message others through their mobile phones, they don't do that all the time.
Twitter For The Web Finally Fixed The Annoying 'Disappearing Tweet' Issue
Twitter is the popular microblogging platform, the megaphone for many, the window to the world for the rest.
Research Blamed Apple For Secretly Buying Ads On Third-Party Apps To Earn Revenue
Companies can have many revenue sources. And sometimes, the sources can be invisible from plain sight, even when they are in front of people's very eyes.
No More Middle Man YouTube, As Patreon Wants To Create Its Own Video Platform
Patreon is an American membership platform that provides business tools for content creators to run a subscription service.
Apple Launches 'Apple Business Essentials' For Businesses Using Apple Products
Google has it, and so does Microsoft. This time, it's Apple's turn to have its own.
Google Chrome On Android Can Spy On Device's Motion Sensor, Research Found
On smartphones, apps that are installed can ask for permission to gain access to certain things.