Telegram Update With Auto-Delete, Widgets, Expiring Invite Links, And More
WhatsApp made a serious mistake when it started asking (forcing) users to accept its updated privacy policy.
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Security Researcher Against This Password Manager After Finding Trackers In It
Password managers can be a lifesaver, but they can also be a threat as one security researcher has found.
Twitter Has Warning Labels For Tweets With Materials 'Obtained Through Hacking'
Information that is secret and not meant for the public, but made public, can be interesting.
Firefox 86 With Total Cookie Protection, Multiple Picture-In-Picture, And More
Mozilla is the creator of the popular Firefox web browser. And this time, version 86 is available.
Brave Browser's Tor Mode Was Leaking Onion Addresses In DNS Traffic
Brave may be an underdog. But when it comes to features, the browser is considered unique, and is already a popular choice for those who value privacy.
This 'Masslogger' Trojan Is A Fileless Windows Malware That Hunts Passwords
When attempting to access an online account, the only thing that makes someone an authorized user, is a correct username and password combination.
WhatsApp Wants To Start Restricting Its Features, If Users Don't Accept Its Updated Policy
WhatsApp wants users to accept its updated privacy policy, and it's going to great length to make that happen.
Samsung Cloud Ends Some Features In Favor Of Microsoft OneDrive
Samsung Cloud is unique to Samsung users, allowing them to backup, sync and restore content stored on their devices.
WhatsApp Wants To Re-Introduce Its Privacy Change To Avoid Confusion
WhatsApp angered literally all of its users when it started asking (forcing) them to accept a planned update for its privacy policy.
Twitter Introduces Voice DMs So Users Can Record And Send Voice Messages
People on the web can communicate using text. On top of that, they can add images and videos. Twitter wants more that just that.