Every browser maker but Google is going against FLoC Pretty much every browser maker but Google has pushed back against FLoC. What you need to know Vivaldi, Mozilla, and Brave have come out with strong statements against Google’s FLoC. FLoC uses your data to place you into groups for the purpose of advertising. Microsoft also commented on FLoC, and appears […]
Read moreEverything You Need to Know About the Facebook Data Breach The personal data of 533 million Facebook users leaked online. That’s a large percentage of the world’s population, so you should check to see if your account or phone number was affected. We’ll show you so you can protect yourself.
Read moreT-Mobile’s $60 Home Internet service, powered by 5G, expands nationwide The service will fall back to 4G at times, but offers consumers another choice in service.
Read moreGoogle’s new experimental app is a powerful AI document scanner for Android The device is powered by Google’s DocAI enterprise technology
Read moreCity Walks Lets You Walk Around the Globe without Leaving Your Couch – Review Geek International travel hasn’t exactly been a viable option over the past year, and if you’re anything like me, you’re absolutely itching to get back out there. But, until it’s safe again, you can scratch that itch with City Walks. The site features filmed walks through […]
Read moreGoogle Chrome’s real-time captions are now available on PC and Mac Google has been testing Live Captions for Chrome on desktop since May last year when the feature first showed up on Chrome Canary. Now, all Chrome users on PC can take advantage of real-time captioning, so long as they install version 89 of the browser’s stable build. As noticed […]
Read moreThe search giant says the change is part of its push for privacy. Google said it will stop selling ads based on a person’s individual browsing across websites, a move that could shake up the digital advertising industry as consumers call for more privacy online.
Read moreTo help tab-hoarders manage their cluttered workspace, Microsoft Edge browser now features an always-accessible vertical tab window. It’s the only major browser to implement a native vertical tab feature. The latest version of Edge also improves the browser’s privacy tools with clearer explanations for its “basic,” “balanced,” and “strict” anti-tracking protocols. Accessing the vertical tab window in Edge is easy. Just […]
Read moreBrave Search will focus on privacy and openness, with a paid ad-free option. Brave, the desktop and mobile browser based on Chromium code, is gaining a lot of steam. Its stated mission of protecting privacy and blocking malicious advertising resonates with a lot of users, particularly those who are growing weary of Google’s track record on both. Brave’s latest move […]
Read moreApple’s newest update joins new camera features and a workout service with privacy and home screen features. Apple continues to update its iOS 14 software for the iPhone (), adding valuable new capabilities and features. Most recently, Apple released iOS 14.4, adding a new workout to Fitness Plus for Apple Watch owners. It also included a new Unity watch face to celebrate Black History Month. The update also included […]
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