Apple will monitor iCloud photo uploads for photos of child abuse
Apple Inc. announced on Thursday that it will introduce a system that will scan photos taken on iPhones in the United States for similarities to...
HarmonyOS 2 is now available for over 65 Huawei and Honor devices
Huawei has announced that HarmonyOS 2 is now available on 65 devices. The Huawei Mate 40 series, Mate 30 series, Mate X2, P40, and Huawei...
Facebook can project your eyes onto a virtual reality headset, and it’s as bizarre...
Facebook Reality Labs
Even if the results are somewhere between moderately unpleasant and horrific, Facebook Reality Labs aims to help people see your eyes when you're...
Oh, and Facebook tweaked its privacy settings once more.
Facebook, ever attentive of its users, decided that its privacy settings needed a reorganization to make things more clear and accessible. To that aim,...
Congresswoman Maria Miller Wants To Ban “Naked” Artificial Intelligence Tools
DeepSukebe's website promises a very easy way to instantly nudify clothed pictures of women
MP Maria Miller wants a debate in the House of Commons...
WhatsApp launches its ‘View Once’ disappearing photos and videos
Today, WhatsApp is releasing the “View Once” feature, which deletes photographs and videos from your message after the recipient has opened them.
YouTube creators can now earn $ 10,000 per month for making short videos
YouTube Shorts, YouTube's TikTok competitor, will pay creators up to $10,000 each month for generating popular videos.
The corporation intends...
Google will soon not allow you to log in to very old Android devices
According to supporting documents (via Liliputing), if your device is still running Android 2.3.7 (the final version of Gingerbread) or earlier, from September 27,...
HTML smuggling is the latest cybercrime tactic you need to worry about
Cybersecurity company Menlo Labs, the research arm of Menlo Security, is warning of the resurgence of HTML smuggling, in which malicious actors bypass perimeter...
Google to ban sugar daddy apps from Play Store
Google Play is changing its inappropriate-content policy to ban apps promoting "sugar dating" or "compensated sexual relationships".
From 1 September, the...
