privacy

Govt Officials Start Using 'Sandes', A Whatsapp Alternative For More Privacy, Data Security Some government officials started using a desi alternative to WhatsApp called Sandes, which could change the game for WhatsApp, according to a…

Your Whatsapp, Messenger Chats Will Be Accessed By Govt. Via 'Lawful Interception'; Regulation Of OTTs, Apps Very Soon After numerous unsuccessful attempts at getting WhatsApp to make the messages shared on its platform accessible to…

Whatsapp Brings Self-Destructing Messages; Your Message Will Be Deleted For More Privacy! Soon enough, you’ll be able to make your messages on Whatsapp disappear! Yes, Whatsapp is now working on a feature, which is quite interesting and…

Google, Facebook, Amazon Will Be Forced To Sell Users' Public Data To Private Companies And Government Privacy is a major concern these days. Especially when it comes to nation-wide demands. It so appears that the government may make it…

New emojis coming to Android With its hot Android 10, i.e. Android Q beta versions in hype since some time now, its first beta version released on March 13, 2019, second on April 3 and finally the 3rd beta version of Android Q released…

A very interesting petition is right now being heard in Madras High Court. In case the petitioners win, then very soon, all social media users including Google, Youtube can be asked to link their Aadhaar or any other identity proof. What…

Guy Rosen, Facebook’s Vice President of Product Management, and Nathaniel Gleicher, Facebook’s Head of Cybersecurity Policy held a press conference, wherein they explained precisely what happened in this security breach.

The investigation revealed that with privacy settings that prevents Google from tracking your location, its still doing so, without even letting you know! 

When social media giant Facebook gets involved in an incidence regarding a massive data leak affecting 87 million users, shared with a British data analytics company Cambridge Analytica, it is natural for users to lose sleep on this topic.

The recently launched Google Home Mini has been found to be recording everything humans or other machines say, without the users’ knowledge or consent