Arnold Zafra
Arnold Zafra is tech blogger that's enthusiastic about cryptocurrency, social networking, security, and privacy, as well as search engine technology. His work has been featured on Android Authority and Droid Life before joining Reclaim The Net. [email protected]
Microsoft will now police Xbox players’ language. Stick to approved “trash talk” only – or else
Tech companies striving to police language is the new nightmare.
These people don’t exist – they’re generated by AI
Improper use may lead to the creation of propaganda that can otherwise confuse the public to believe something to be real.
Australian report reveals the problems with email tracking in political campaigns
Email tracking is on the rise.
Spotify introduces new ads that listen out for your voice
Ads aren’t just tracking you, they’re now listening to you.
LocalSherrif is the browser extension that stops URLs giving away your data
LocalSherrif is available as both Firefox and Chrome extensions.
Instagram’s likes have disappeared for some users in Canada
At the ongoing F8 Developer Conference, Instagram made a public announcement which may appeal to some users while at the same, perhaps annoy others. This is about the new feature that will hide the public like counts on feed, permalinked pages, and profiles. The new feature will be initially te
Millions of smart devices have major security flaws
A new report from a security researcher highlights the extent of the problem.
T-Mobile and Sprint merger deadline pushed pending approval by antitrust regulator
The regulator has yet to decide whether the merger between T-Mobile and Sprint will be good for customers.
The Microsoft Outlook breach may have been to steal cryptocurrency from users
Outlook users have stated that cryptocurrency was stolen from their accounts during the Microsoft Outlook breach, giving insight into a possible motive of the hackers.
UK police want victims of crimes to hand over their private data
This policy could result in fewer people reporting crimes.