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FTC just announced details of its ‘joke’ settlement with Facebook
We have just received the reports that US' FTC has announced details of its agreement with Facebook. This is regarding the various privacy violations done
Facebook might have allowed access of numbers used for two-factor authentication to advertisers
We know that Facebook was fined by US' regulatory company FTC for privacy violations. This fine by the FTC was $5 billion which is the biggest that FTC
Google announces ban of certificates issued by Darkmatter on Chrome and Android
Google has finally taken action against Darkmatter which is a company accused of selling surveillance tools and hacking services based out of UAE. It is
MIT Researchers develop superconducting Neuron which is as energy-efficient as Human brain
If you think about it, the most powerful computer is not a Super Computer, it is the Human Brain. Now, there are various factors that can be debated about
Microsoft might be getting full URLs of sites you visit on its Edge browser
While we have known that Google's Chrome browser is a memory hog, we still love to use it. This is because of Google's Chromium engine which it is based
Vivo S1 confirmed to launch in India on August 7
Vivo is all set to launch a new smartphone series in India. We also heard that the company is roping in Indian actress Sara Ali Khan for this new series'
Facebook bug in Messenger for Kids app allowed thousands of kids to join groups with unauthorized users
We know that things are not going right for Facebook as a company at the moment. There have been privacy issues as well as data leak scandals coming out
Hackers expose secret projects by breaching Russian Intelligence contractor SyTech
There is a new case of hackers breaching private documents and exposing secret projects. This time, the breach has taken place in Russia as hackers
Google Chrome’s Privacy Loophole patch will hurt revenue of News publishers
We reported yesterday regarding the privacy loophole that is found inside Google Chrome. This loophole would allow websites to see who is visiting from
Google Chrome’s Incognito mode has a loophole allowing sites to detect people
While we know that nothing on the Internet is hidden, we also know that there are some ways to protect our privacy. For example, we have an incognito mode
Viral app FaceApp’s Privacy Policy is terrible and you should think twice before using it even once
Now, here's the worrying part regarding FaceApp which is its privacy policy. Before downloading FaceApp or uploading a selfie on the app, do read the privacy policy
Clone apps of FaceApp going viral and you should be careful from them too
As we have seen many times in the past, Internet users are a very weird bunch of people. There are apps and websites that have been made viral which