Many online stores are exposing private customer data
Some stores are reckless with their data, leaving sensitive information exposed.
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Month: February 2023
Clop ransomware had a rather handy flaw for Linux users to exploit
Linux users could easily retrieve data stolen by ransomware as its encryptor had some crucial flaws
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New Google Lens feature will let Android users (literally) search their screen
Google has announced a host of upgrades for its Google Lens service.
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The latest Google Maps AR update should help you avoid getting lost while traveling
Immersive View and Live View should make traveling much easier, at least in the few cities in which they’re available.
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Windows 10 can now run Android apps – but we wouldn’t recommend it
Jealous of Windows 11’s Android app support? Windows 10 can now run WSA, but there are risks to bear in mind.
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Is Windows 11 spying on you? New report details eye-opening levels of telemetry
Alarming Windows 11 telemetry report asks the question: has the OS become spyware?
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China is killing off fax machines, pagers, and other classic tech
Iconic items such as fax machines and pagers will soon go offline as China prepares for future tech revolution.
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Apple Watch Ultra 2: latest rumors and everything we know so far
We’re already hearing leaks and rumors about the Apple Watch Ultra 2. Here’s what we’ve heard so far.
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Google ‘Live from Paris’ AI event live: all the latest on Maps, Search and more
Google is hosting a big AI-themed event today – join us to see how it fights back against Microsoft’s ChatGPT-infused Bing and more.
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OnePlus confirms there won’t be a OnePlus 11 Pro, but it’s streamlining the wrong series
OnePlus has revealed that there won’t be any future Pro models, and nor will there be a OnePlus 11T.
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