Former WhatsApp Employees Create 'HalloApp', A Private And No Ads Social Media
If the internet is a universe, where smaller products orbit larger products, Facebook would be at the center.
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Clubhouse No Longer An Invitation-Only App, As It Opens Itself For The Public
Clubhouse was the hype of social media. It redefines the already-complex world of social networking with its unique audio approach.
This 'MosaicLoader' Malware Spreads Through Ads, And Hides From Antivirus
Malware can come in many forms and types, and sometimes, they have tricks under their sleeves that make them more capable than others.
WhatsApp Updates To Allow Users To Join In-Progress Group Calls
WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app, and this time, it has rolled out a feature that should come useful for its users.
Twitter Introduces Automatic Captions, One Year After Introducing Voice Tweets
It was back in 2020, when Twitter first launched voice tweets. It was quickly criticized due to accessibility issues for not having captions.
Google Tweaks About 1,000 Emojis, To Make Them 'More Universal, Accessible And Authentic'
Many people use them, but many may not realize that emojis have become an important means of sharing emotion and intention in messaging.
Clubhouse Goes Beyond Audio With 'Backchannel', A Messaging Feature
Clubhouse is an audio-based social media network. Unique in its own way, Clubhouse once made many in the industry scrambling.
Firefox 90 With 'SmartBlock 2.0' That Targets Facebook Login On Third-Party Websites
The world is changing fast, and in technology's perspective, changes can be very fast.
Instagram Introduces 'Security Checkup' To Help Users Secure Their Accounts
For most online services, the only barrier that differentiate a user and an unauthorized person, is the knowledge of username and password combination.
How A Publication Mistake Unleashed The 'PrintNightmare' Bug On Windows Systems
What happens when a critical bug is found on one of the most popular software? Hackers rejoice, and researchers are scared.