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Attn: Get to know the 8 ‘deceptive’ crypto apps banned from Google Play Store

Attn: Get to know the 8 ‘deceptive’ crypto apps banned

Google has delisted eight allegedly fraudulent mobile apps from its Play Store that were duping crypto enthusiasts by charging fees
Beware of these Facebook scams

Beware of these Facebook scams

Cybercriminals and online scammers have begun setting up fake Facebook Pages for banks and other financial institutions in an effort to steal
WhatsApp for Android gets 5 new  upgrades – here’s how to use them

WhatsApp for Android gets 5 new upgrades – here’s how

If you use WhatsApp on Android then now is definitely the time to upgrade to the latest version of the
Microsoft plans to tackle software piracy with blockchain

Microsoft plans to tackle software piracy with blockchain

Blockchain technology could help make anti-piracy campaigns more open and transparent Researchers from Microsoft have devised a new way to fight online
Microsoft finally fixes PrintNightmare vulnerability with KB5005031 and KB5005033 updates

Microsoft finally fixes PrintNightmare vulnerability with KB5005031 and KB5005033 updates

To help address the ongoing problems with the so-called PrintNightmare vulnerability (CVE-2021-34527), Microsoft has announced a change to the default behavior of
You can now easily transfer your Facebook  data to other platforms

You can now easily transfer your Facebook data to other

Back in 2018, multiple big tech firms such as Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, and Google teamed up to launch the open source
How to find and remove spyware from your phone

How to find and remove spyware from your phone

Surveillance isn’t just the purview of nation-states and government agencies — sometimes, it’s closer to home Our digital selves, more
5G is leaving LTE and 4G in the dust

5G is leaving LTE and 4G in the dust

The continued growth of 5G networks across the world has led to infrastructure revenue hitting huge new highs, according to new figures.
YouTube begins paying out $100 million to creators using its short-form video feature

YouTube begins paying out $100 million to creators using its

YouTube will pay out $100 million to influencers who use its new short-form video product, it said Tuesday. YouTube Shorts,
Telegram Now Supports Video Calls With Up To 1,000 Users

Telegram Now Supports Video Calls With Up To 1,000 Users

One of the selling points of Zoom was that it could support a large number of users at any given