Naga Pramod
Naga Pramod is a computer science major and tech news reporter with a passion for cyber security, networking, and data science. [email protected]
Reputation management companies are trying to abuse copyright laws to suppress legitimate reviews
The abuse of copyright law is one of the biggest problems on the internet at the moment.
Slack has started shutting down groups on the grounds of “hate”
Slack has banned 28 accounts having an affiliation with what they call “hate groups”
Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Gmail and iCloud all went down within 24 hours
There have been multiple outages that shook the internet and made people question the security and reliability of the tech giants.
Banning porn has tanked Tumblr’s traffic
The porn ban happened after Apple removed the Tumblr app from the App Store due to inappropriate content
Jack Dorsey records a podcast with Ben Greenfield, a fitness expert that happens to distrust vaccines. A Twitter mob ensues.
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder and CEO of Twitter faced a Twitter mob.
Google just added DuckDuckGo as a default search engine in its Chromium engine
From now on, DuckDuckGo can be used as a search engine in the Chrome browser in over 60 markets.
Days after Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said CNN had a role in the banning of Alex Jones, Twitter and CNN announce an expanded advertising partnership
Days after Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said CNN had a role in the banning of Alex Jones, Twitter and CNN announce an expanded advertising partnership
Not even a year after its data privacy lawsuit, TV company Vizio wants to target your home with ads specific to your family
The project OAR is working on this aspect and trying to build a solution for the industry to enable “addressable advertising.”
Spotify files anti-competitive motion against Apple Music for imposed Apple Store 30% “tax”
The main issue for Spotify lies in the 30% fee that Apple levies on Spotify and other applications that facilitate purchases through Apple’s payment system.
An easy way to send end-to-end encrypted files: Firefox Send
Firefox says that this new file sharing service can be used for moving sensitive files and information around the web easily.
A Chrome-browser monopoly is on the horizon – even Skype now only works in Chromium browsers
Microsoft’s attitude towards not supporting less widely used browsers will surely pave a way towards monopoly in the coming future.
Russia Temporarily Banned The Encrypted Email Service ProtonMail
Lately, Russia has been acting very stringently and acting against privacy and freedom of speech.