Apps Delisted from App Store Due to Targeting Children
Thousands of apps have been removed from Apple and Android's app stores, most commonly for lack of a privacy policy.
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Massive Troll Farms Revealed to Be Operating on Facebook
A report has found that troll farms, dedicated to peddling misinformation, were able to reach over 100 million Americans.
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ExpressVPN Acquired by Cybersecurity Firm for Nearly $1 Billion
The popular VPN was acquired by Kape Technologies, a cybersecurity firm trying to distance itself from its adware past.
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Amazon Is Reportedly Developing a POS System
The ecommerce giant is infamous for disrupting industries, as its POS system is poised to compete with Shopify and PayPal.
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Mailchimp Has Been Acquired by Intuit for $12 Billion
The popular email marketing platform is a unique purchase for Intuit, which is known for its accounting and tax software.
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Microsoft Is Officially Getting Rid of Passwords
Users can now opt to go completely password-less on Microsoft accounts, opting for biometrics or SMS verification instead.
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Update Your Apple Devices to Avoid This Zero-Click Malware
Apple announced that a serious vulnerability was affecting all Apple devices, so updating now would be wise.
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Microsoft Teams Now Works in Your Car
New features added to the platform include automatic lighting correction, speaker coach, and Apple CarPlay compatibility.
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Find Out How to Grow Your Business at Make It Big 2021
This virtual two-day conference brought to you by BigCommerce can give you the insight to truly improve your business.
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Salesforce Will Help Employees Leave Texas
According to CEO Marc Benioff, employees who wish to relocate from Texas will be allowed and aided in doing so.
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Should Businesses Delay Return to Office Plans Due to COVID?
Rising infection rates have delayed return plans for companies such as Microsoft, despite evidence of employees' eagerness.
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Google Workspace Adds More Hybrid Work Features
The productivity platform continues to bolster its hybrid work offerings, catering to the business world's new normal.
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Companies Still Can’t Agree on Remote Working
While the Salesforce CEO believes 'people can do their job from home', Deutsche Bank claims that the love affair is ending.
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Just 6% of iPhone Users Pay In-Store With Apple Pay
Despite not many of us using Apple Pay, it still remains the most popular digital wallet for consumers.
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El Salvador First Country To Make Bitcoin An Official Currency
The country will also gift its citizens $30 of Bitcoin currency in an effort to stimulate take up of the crypto-currency.
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Mozilla Audit Finds Vulnerabilities in VPN
The audit was requested by the company itself, and the issues have since been resolved with no users affected.
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Windows 11 Scam Targets POS Provider
The scam allows hackers access to users' devices, where they could steal payment data and other vital information.
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Russia Blocks Six VPNs for ‘Violating Legislation’
The move bans well-known VPN brands including NordVPN, Express VPN, Hola! VPN and IPVanish.
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Social Media Giants Resist COVID Disinformation
YouTube and Reddit have begun pushing back on various COVID disinformation that is being spread throughout their platforms.
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Twitter Launches Super Follows on iOS
Twitter's super follows, which followers can use to pay Twitter users directly, can now be purchased through the iOS store.
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Zoom Announces Startups Receiving Funding from $100M Fund
Due to its monumental growth, Zoom is now operating as an investor into smaller developers, starting with a $100M fund.
