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After Criticism, Apple Puts an End to Third-Party Companies Listening to Siri
Privacy-focused Apple has reversed on ot its politics and has stopped the praactice of listening to Siri recordings and will later allow users to opt out.
How Do You Manage Multiple Email Accounts?
If all your email accounts are through several different platforms, it can really get out of control. How do you manage multiple email accounts.
iPhone Sales Continue to Drop, But Apple’s Profits Are Up
iPhone sales are continuing to drop, but Apple’s profits are up overall in Q3. This is because the company banked on their multiple services to carry them through.
Capital One Discloses Data Breach of 100 Million Credit Card Applications
Days after Equifax reached a settlement in their data breach case, Capitol One discloses a data breach of 100. million credit card applications.
Loophole Found in LinkedIn Jobs Pages Allowing Users to Post Phony Jobs Anywhere
A loophole was found in LinkedIn that allows users to post job openings to any company’s LinkedIn page. Job openings could even be posted for Google.
Were You Affected by Equifax Data Breach? You Could Have $125 Coming
If you are one of that very large group of people affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach, you may have $125 or more coming to you.
2019 Is Half Over. What Are You Surprised We Haven’t Seen Yet?
2019 is half over. What are you surprised we haven’t seen yet? What tech dreams of your have not been fulfilled yet for this year?
Smartphone Activity Being Used to Predict People’s Personalities
Researchers are realizing they can predict people’s personalities based on their phone usage by studying the smartphone’s accelerometer.
Facebook Messenger Kids Allowed Users to Chat with Unapproved Users
Just like the adult versions of Facebook apps, it turns out Messenger Kids can’t be trusted, as it allows children to chat with strangers.
Apple in Trouble in Canada for Planned Obsolescence of Devices
Despite Apple’s “planned obsolescence” being disproven, they have lost a lawsuit in Quebec, Canada claiming they were dishonest.
As Many as 4 Million People Use Browser Extensions that Are Putting Privacy at Risk
It’s been determined that as many as 4 million people have been giving up data unknowingly through Google Chrome and Firefox extensions.
With the Number of Malware Apps in Google Play Store, Do You Still Trust It?
Hidden malware is something we should always be wary of. With the number of malware apps in Google Play Store, do you still trust it?
Is Downloading and Using FaceApp Really a Big Privacy Risk?
FaceApp has now gone viral in the space of just a few days. It has turned into a hysteria over the privacy behind the app. Should there be concern?
Google Adds to Its Malware Woes with Yet Another Found in Google Play Store
With yet another “ordinary” app being found and labeled as malware in the Google Play Store, what can Google due to help protect Android users more?
This Is Why We Have Betas. iOS 13 Beta Shows Saved Passwords
Users of the iOS 13 beta have discovered that there’s a bug that makes it easy to access the data in “Website & App Passwords” in Settings.
It Wasn’t Your Connection – Twitter Goes Down for an Hour
Twitter went down for nearly an hour on Thursday, with the big disruption due to just an “internal configuration change.”
When You Buy a New Phone, Does Attractiveness or Function Matter More?
This is always muhch said about any new phone before a big release. When you buy a new phone, does attractiveness or function matter more?