Zoom Rolls Out New Whiteboard and Gesture Recognition Features
The software company's new Gesture Recognition feature lets users physically raise their hands to notify attendees.
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As Employees Return to the Office, Their Bosses are Staying Home
As an increasing amount of U.S. workers return to the office, a new report reveals that their bosses aren't following them.
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FBI Warning as BlackCat Ransomware Breaches at Least 60 Organizations
U.S. organizations appear to be among chief targets in latest large scale ransomware attacks.
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Study: 43% of Diners Say They’d Pay More for Sustainable Takeout
Plus, 68% think restaurants should have processes in place to avoid waste. Can small operations compete with major chains?
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Flickr Will Mass-Delete a Bunch of Free Users’ Photos Next Month
Nothing lasts forever: On May 17th, Flickr will start deleting free accounts' non-public photos after the first 50.
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FBI Warns North Korean Hackers Are Targeting Blockchain Companies
"Intrusions begin with a large number of spear-phishing messages sent to employees of cryptocurrency companies."
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Why You Should Be Cautious About Emails From ‘LinkedIn’
The social media site featured in over half of all global phishing attacks that took place in the first three months of 2022.
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Scam Apps Raise Questions About Apple’s ‘Secure’ App Store
The prevalence of fraudulent apps undermines Apple's legal arguments about the apparent dangers of third-party app stores.
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Microsoft Is on the Hunt for Cyber Criminals
Microsoft's Digital Crime Unit has recently disrupted the ZLoader botnet, which infected many US companies with malware.
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Watch Out for These Scams in the Apple App Store on Mac
Researchers found that these apps, all run by the same company, can trap you into paying subscription fees.
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Study: One Third of Employees Want the Option to Be Paid in Crypto
36% of employees want the option to be paid in cryptocurrency and 42% want NFTs to be a performance reward.
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Microsoft Teams Adds an Emergency Call Alert
The feature rolled out in April, and should now be available worldwide on both desktop and Mac platforms.
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YouTube Launches New Tool for Better Search Insights
The tools include data insights from user searches, plus a content gap filter to help creators find new video ideas.
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Square Debuts the Next-Gen ‘Square Stand’ POS System
The biggest new features are built-in payments for contactless and chip cards, plus a "customer-driven" checkout process.
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Elon Musk Wants to Buy Twitter for $43 Billion
“Twitter has extraordinary potential. I will unlock it.”
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Amazon Adds 5% Fuel and Inflation Charge to All US Sellers
The company made $103 billion in revenue from similar fees in 2021, representing more than 22% of its total revenue.
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Google Is Investing Nearly $10 Billion in Physical Offices
The decision comes just a few months after Google opted to provide a hybrid work model for its many employees.
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You Can Now Join Video Calls from Google Docs, Sheets & Slides
The new update will make it easier to collaborate on a Google Doc or Sheet with the people you're chatting with on Meet.
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41% of Execs say Remote Employees Less Likely to be Promoted
Survey of US executives will provide little comfort to remote workers who already may feel isolated from their colleagues.
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$1 Billion Commitment to Carbon Capture by Meta, Shopify, and Others
The companies are investing in a joint venture that will make a significant contribution to reducing the earth's temperature.
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BlackCat Is the Latest Successor of Ransomware Group, BlackMatter
According to a recent report, both hacking gangs rely on the unique programming language, Rust.
