Microsoft Teams Update Lets Users Hide Their Own Face
The new update will let users hide their own video feeds from themselves, but not other participants.
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Study: 91.5% of All Malware Arrives Over HTTPS-Encrypted Connections
Across Q2 2021, malware passed through encryption nine out of ten times. It's a dramatic increase over the previous quarter.
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Dropbox Chief Says 40 Hour Week Is ‘Thing Of The Past’
CEO Drew Houston thinks the pandemic is an opportunity to ‘completely reimagine’ how we work.
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iOS Features Offer ‘False Sense of Privacy,’ Says Former Apple Engineer
A new study shows that Apple's App Tracking Transparency features won't stop apps from tracking your activity.
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Bots Are Impersonating Twitter Users for PayPal and Venmo Scams
Internet scam bots are cloning Twitter accounts to steal small donations at scale. Here's how to spot the scam.
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Cloudflare Launches Two New Email Security Tools
The tools are free and will work with top email providers like Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo.
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California Law Makes Amazon Disclose Worker Productivity Algorithms
The law goes into effect starting January 1st, and aims to protect workers from poor safety practices.
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China Imposes Revolutionary Ban on Cryptocurrencies
In an effort to control its economy, China has made a historic move and banned any transactions using cryptocurrency.
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Big Tech Growth Could Be Limited By New US and EU Legislation
The EU and the US are planning to introduce new legislation regarding limitations on the tech industry's growth.
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Your Employees May be Trying to Guess Your Password
A study on passwords has shown that a startling number of people have tried to guess the passwords of bosses and friends.
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Google Makes a Multibillion Dollar Investment in NYC Office
As office work returns, Google has recently made a colossal 2.1 billion dollar investment into a new office in New York City.
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Salesforce to Generate Millions in Jobs, Trillions in Dollars as Cloud Software Booms
A new report from the IDC projects mammoth cloud software growth over the next five years
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Do Amazon’s New Marijuana Rules Indicate Tech Industry Progress?
Tech giant Amazon has announced its interest in relaxing its hiring rules in regards to marijuana usage.
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Why Is Edward Snowden Condemning ExpressVPN?
With the company's CIO involved in a cyber security court case, the whistle blower is concerned about security.
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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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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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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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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.