With 'Block Trackers', Opera 64 Brings Another Weapon To Preserve Users' Privacy
The browser maker Opera has been a supporter of privacy, and has built its business on top of that particular demand.
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Instagram Removes The 'Following' Tab, And Introduces Feature To Spot Phishing Scams
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There is no doubt that Instagram is one of the most popular photo- and video-sharing app, as well as the most-widely used social media app.
Multi-Factor Authentication Weak Against 'Social Engineering' And 'Technical Attacks', FBI Said
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Username-password alone is not anymore sufficient to protect user accounts. This is where multi-factor authentication (MFA) solutions can help.
Signal Patched Critical Flaw That Allowed Hackers To Answer Calls On User's Behalf
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No software is perfect. Time will uncover vulnerabilities, and it's the developers' responsibility to quickly patch any issue before widespread damage.
OVO Becomes A Unicorn: Confirmed As Indonesia's Fifth Billion Dollar Tech Firm
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Indonesia is the largest market in the Southeast Asia, and it's welcoming its fifth tech unicorn.
Google Ads' Call-Only Ads Redesigned To Help Drive Higher Quality Leads
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Advertisers on Google Ads can show what it's called 'Call-Only Ads', which allows web visitors to easily call them directly from mobile search results.
Instagram Introduces 'Threads', A Chat App With 'Unique' Privacy Approach
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Instagram was an app with a particular use. But when more features are added, things can get complex. This is where Threads comes in.
Taboola Merges With Outbrain To Create One Big Content-Recommendation Company
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Not many people know them, especially in the world occupied by social media networks. But they are indeed two of the biggest online-content-recommendation companies.
How Bugs In WebKit And Chrome Spread 1 Billion Malicious Ads In Just Two Months
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WebKit powers Apple's Safari, and Chrome powers Google's Chrome web browser and many more. And bugs made them a security risk to users.
'PDFex', The PDF Flaw That Exposes Contents Of Password-Protected Documents
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PDF stands for 'Portable Document Format', which can be traced back to the 1990s by Adobe, as a way to share computer documents, text formatting and inline images.
