Laura TuckerThousands of Disney+ accounts have already been hacked, just days after its debut, with accounts being sold online for as little as $3 apiece.
146 Vulnerabilities Found in Preinstalled Android Apps
The security research firm Kryptowire has found 146 potentially malicious apps preinstalled on Android phones that are cheaply produced by 29 manufacturers.
With So Many New Streaming Services, Will You Be Subscribing to All of Them?
A la carte streaming options are starting up, including Disney+ and Apple TV+. With so many new streaming services, will you be subscribing to all of them?
Facebook Claims It Took Action Against Millions of Bad-Acting Posts
Facebook revealed this week all the bad-acting published materials that were removed for the reasons of violating hate speech, harassment, and child sexual exploitation rules.
Goldman Sachs Accused of Gender Bias Due to Apple Card Algorithm
The Apple Card has only been available for a few months, yet it’s already at the basis of a regulatory investigation. However, this one doesn’t seem like it can be blamed on the tech company alone. There are issues raised regarding gender bias for credit line approvals. The Apple Card is accused of setting different […]
Hackers Can Trick Certain Android Phones Into Spying on Users
Security researchers have discovered that hackers are exploiting a weakness that tricks certain Android phones into allowing the phones to spy on the owners.
Stalkers Are Increasingly Using Phone Apps to Follow Their Victims
Today’s technology is making it easier for stalkers to conduct their mission to control, and they are increasingly doing it with the aid of phone apps.
Can Flip Phones Make a Comeback?
Rumors are stating that Motorola is releasing a smartphone version of its old, extremely-popular RAZR flip phone next month. Can flip phones make a comeback?
Windows Tech Support Hackers Can Lock Up Screen through Firefox
Tech support scammers are taking advantage of a Firefox bug to lock up the screens of Windows users, convincing them they need to call bogus tech support.
US Allowing Smartphone Voting for People with Disabilities, Raising Security Concerns
For the first time, the U.S. has opened up the voting process to smartphones for people with disabilities using blockchain technology.
Privacy Experiment Shows Websites Are ‘Fingerprinting’ You
An experiment has shown many websites collect your data in a process called “fingerprinting,” whether or not you use a VPN or private browsing.
Get the Roborock Xiaomi Vacuum Cleaner 2 for $25 Off
The Roborock S6 Xiaomi Vacuum Cleaner 2 is a great deal whether you’re looking for a robot vacuum for yourself or for a holiday gift.
Should the Big Tech Companies Be Broken Up?
Many people are pushing to have the big tech companies broken up, and it’s leaking into U.S. politics. Should the big tech companies be broken up?
After Server Breach, NordVPN Has Strengthened Security Measures
NordVPN is on top of an admitted security breach of their server. They have already strengthened security measure, but will they still be trusted?
Google Adding .new Shortcuts for Third-Party Websites
Google is expanding its reach of the .new domain to third-party websites. You can now reach Spotify, Medium, eBay, and more, saving you some time.
AI Researcher Believes It Could Be Disaster for Humanity but Has a Solution
A leading artificial intelligence research is warning the public that ai could be disastrous for humanity, but his new book does provide a solution.
Should People Be Obligated to Tell Guests If There Are Smart Devices in the Home?
A Google VP suggested guests should be informed of smart devices in the home. Should people be obligated to tell guests if there are smart devices in the home?
Artificial Intelligence Being Taught to Recognize Smells
Google’s researchers created a data set of close to 5,000 molecules that were identified as perfumers to train artificial intelligence to recognize smells.