Tesla Doubles Down on Remote Working Ban, Tracks Office Attendance
Employees who don't sign into the office are tracked and sent an automated email asking them to report to a line manager.
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Messaging Coworkers Could Get a Lot Easier on Microsoft Teams
New features like in-chat translation and pop out windows for shared content will likely come to the platform in August.
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Google Chrome Password Manager Just Got a Major Update
New features include an easier to use interface, better password suggestions, and more uniformity across Chrome and Android.
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Report: Most People Are Comfortable Going Passwordless
More than half of users stated that they would be willing to use non-password login methods to access their accounts.
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Raccoon Password Stealer is Back and More Effective than Ever
According to cybersecurity researchers at Sekoia, the worst may still be yet to come.
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Google Meet Will Snitch on You if You’re Late for a Meeting
Google Meet admins can also check the RSVP status of attendees via their meeting screen.
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Microsoft Teams Improves Offering for Small Businesses
Teams' latest updates, makes communicating even easier, with improved captioning and other new features.
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FCC Commissioner Urges Apple and Google to Ban TikTok
In a letter penned to Apple and Google CEOs, Commissioner Brendan Carr described the app as a "national security risk."
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1Password Users Can Now Share Files Securely With a Link
Recipients of the file, document, or item don’t need to be 1Password users, either.
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How Apple, Google and Big Tech Is Responding to a Post-Roe World
Major firms Apple, Google, and Meta are covering travel and lodging expenses, but is this enough for their workers?
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This Free VPN Leaked Millions of User Records
Bean VPN, a free VPN service, stored 18GB of user data in an unprotected database of 25 million user records.
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Google Will Shut Down Hangouts to Further Consolidate Platform
Google's communication apps have been too plentiful for years, and it looks like the company is finally getting rid of a few.
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India Postpones New Data Privacy Law That Drove VPN Providers Away
The policy, which would require VPNs to store information for at least five years, saw major providers leaving the country.
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Google Says Threat Actors and ISPs Teamed Up to Spread Spyware
iOS and Android users in Kazakhstan and Italy are among the initial victims of the spyware - which can record device audio.
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India Data Collection Law Enforced Today; PureVPN Shuts Down Servers
It's a dark day for internet freedom in India, with PureVPN as the latest VPN company to remove its tech from the country.
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Horizon Hack Sees $100m Stolen From Crypto Bridge
The heist is the latest in a string of hacks on crypto bridges, combined losses of which now total over $1 billion.
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Shopify Merchants Can Now Advertise Products on Twitter
Users clicking on products advertised on sellers' Twitter accounts will be redirected to their ecommerce sites.
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Mark Zuckerberg Wants One Billion People Inside the Metaverse
The Meta CEO expects people to be spending "hundreds of dollars" inside digital spaces in the very near future.
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Tech Companies Are Hiring Staff… Then Rescinding the Offers
Along with mass layoffs and halting hiring, some companies are taking the extreme measure of cancelling job offers.
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Ransomware Cost US Schools & Colleges 3.5 Billion in 2021
Nearly one million students could have been impacted by the attacks, some of which demanded ransoms of $40 million.
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58% of Americans Can Now Work From Home
Close to 9/10 Americans will take advantage of flexible working arrangements if their workplace offers it.
