It’s common knowledge that Google collects all of your data online, including what you searched for and the places you’ve been to. If you’re…
Technological advancements have given us the means to carry out pretty much all day-to-day tasks with a couple of taps and clicks. And while…
Similar to smartphones, home security cameras have come a long way in terms of technological advances and have become necessities for everyone. They’re no…
Last week, Google announced the first developer preview release of the upcoming iteration of Android OS: Android 11. We already discussed some of the…
Android has a native tool to save the credentials that you use to sign in to websites. While most phones come with Google Autofill,…
Every time you sign in, Google Chrome asks if you’d like to save your credentials. This feature is designed in such a way that…
Like it or hate it, Tiktok is undeniably one of the most popular apps in the world. Millions of boys, girls, men, and women…
Before smartphones, every time users wanted to browse through the internet securely, they relied on Tor Browser on their PC. Tor Browser, developed by…
Most of us should already have the Confidential Mode on our Gmail by now even though Google announced a full rollout on June 25,…
When you cannot afford the luxury of privacy thanks to overbearing siblings, parents, and/or the better-halves, life can feel a little too clustered…
Hiding apps is sometimes a desperate need of the time! Whatever be the reason, there could be some apps that you want to hide from the…
Notifications are designed to inform the user of important messages, but they can often reveal too much when being seen by prying eyes. A…
Quartavious Davis sentenced for 1,941 months under counts of Hobbs Act robbery, appeals for grounds of reversal to Court of Appeals for 11th circuit…
With the increasing apps in Android market that uses cloud services, there is an open discussion going on in all development forums about the…
Maybe you knew it or at least suspected it, but an investigation conducted by the WSJ confirms that ‘Apps’ do share your private data…