Whatsapp To Stop Working On Millions Of Phones By End Of December
WhatsApp has announced it will soon stop working on millions of phones around the world as they reach the end
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FBI reminds people that smart TVs can be hacked
In a nutshell: Smart TVs are incredibly popular, and Black Friday/Cyber Monday sees more consumers invest in the technology. But, like
Gravity VirtualFitness App by MEL-Technologies – Rating Best Mobile App For Fitness Resource
‘Tech’ is not just a word in our profile; it is what our team is very much busy with. Here
Apple Expand and Updates its ‘Everyone can Code’ Program
Apple announced today an expansion of its program designed to get more students coding. The company says it has redesigned the “Everyone
LINUX Latest ExTix: Lots of Flexibility and a Few Flaws
ExTiX 19.10, released with the LXQt desktop on Oct. 23, is a customized Linux distro that leaves you wanting more but
This Is What Life Will Be In 2050
#Education #Transport #Medicine #Human #Biotech #Gadgets School education in 2050 Luckily there was a big revolution at school. Children still
How to Clean a Hacked WordPress Website
Your WordPress website has been hacked! Those are the words you never want to hear. Perhaps you found out when your
Cybersecurity is Bubble, but it’s not Ready to Burst
The global cybersecurity market is booming: Cybersecurity-related spending is on track to surpass $133 billion in 2022, and the market has grown more than
The HTTPS in your Browser’s Address Bar is Important for Staying Safe on the Web
It has probably been a while since you typed “https” in front of a URL to cruise around the web,
Google Reportedly under Antitrust Scrutiny for new Internet Encryption Protocol
Google’s plans to use a new Internet Protocol has raised concerns among congressional antitrust investigators who worry it could give
Facebook reportedly facing another antitrust probe — from DOJ
Social networking giant is already facing investigations from the FTC, the House antitrust committee and a host of attorneys general
Facebook suspends ‘tens of thousands’ of apps from 400 developers over improper data use
Facebook today announced that it has suspended “tens of thousands” of apps as part of an ongoing investigation into improper
