WhatsApp is introducing the ability to log into two accounts at the same time within the app on a single device. As TechCrunch reports, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed the feature is coming soon on Facebook, followed by the WhatsApp blog stating it’s available today: “Today, we’re introducing the ability to have two WhatsApp accounts logged inContinue Reading
The new Not-a-Bot subscription is going live in two countries right now. Elon Musk recently announced plans to charge all X (formerly Twitter) users a nominal fee to use the platform, and now, implementation is underway. X is testing a $1 per year subscription fee that will allow new users to post on theContinue Reading
Your best defense: Protect your data through an array of cybersecurity best practices so that it can’t be used against you via social engineering. Try not to overshare online. Consider asking your telecom provider to add a “Do not port” note to your file (unless you visit in person), especially if you knowContinue Reading
Intel’s latest desktop processor chips are now available officially. The first six 14th-generation chips by the company are all unlocked. While they do use the same architecture as their predecessors, they do come with higher frequencies, more cores, and new overclocking features. Among the new chips is the world’s fastestContinue Reading
The Meta-owned messaging app WhatsApp has joined the growing legions of apps and services to support passkeys. Initially available to Android users, the passwordless authentication feature makes it possible to secure a WhatsApp account with face recognition, a fingerprint, or a PIN. It is a security feature that is billedContinue Reading
These new iPads are expected to be processor refreshes of existing iPads, although the Apple Pencil could use magnetic tips. When we talk about tablets, the iPad dominates the conversation, even against the best Android tablets. In several regions across the world, the word “iPad” has become synonymous with “tablet,” andContinue Reading
Can one web browser spy on another? Hmmm! However, if you are using both Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, Microsoft’s browser could be grabbing all of your browsing history from Chrome every time you launch it. If you decided to jump from Firefox to Chrome, from Edge to Firefox, fromContinue Reading
Imagine strolling down a busy city street and snapping a photo of a stranger then uploading it into a search engine that almost instantaneously identifies the person. This isn’t a hypothetical. It’s possible now, thanks to a website called PimEyes, considered one of the most powerful publicly available facial recognitionContinue Reading
Google Chrome 118 is now available. The new version of Google’s web browser addresses 20 security issues in the browser, one of which is rated critical, and also introduces new features and changes. Chrome users may check the installed version by loading chrome://settings/help in the browser’s address bar. Selecting MenuContinue Reading
Google is retiring passwords and encouraging users to try passkeys What you need to know Google recently launched an open beta for passkeys on Workspace accounts. Starting today, the company is gently nudging users to try passkeys when signing in to their personal accounts. This means that passkeys will be theContinue Reading