In an era when conversations, private documents and even business deals are conducted over messaging apps, privacy isn’t a luxury — it’s more important than ever. As WhatsApp, Signal, Messenger and other apps have become more popular in India, Telegram has quietly emerged as a go-to app for millions there who, like Mr. Tyagi, are concerned about […]
One of the world’s most valuable tech giants, Apple, has again made headlines – but this time, it’s not about the release of a world’s first. No, it is not because of one of its many he-said, she-said legal disputes.Instead, it is because Apple is finally putting to bed a $95 million lawsuit over the privacy impacts
Google Chrome started in 2008 and wasted no time in conquering the web browser category. With its speed, ease of use, and deep integration with Google products, it was beloved by users and developers both. But recently, Chrome has come under fire and it is indeed beginning to face some threats to its dominance. From privacy issues and
Disney+, the adored streaming behemoth that has provided us with endless hours of Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar joy, has revealed big changes that will alter how we utilize the service. Disney+ will actively start to tighten down on password sharing, which has grown common among friends and family, starting in June 2024. This action
The most popular video-sharing website in the world, YouTube, has significantly altered the way it presents suggestions. You’ll notice a significant change if you visit YouTube without having connected into a Google account: the stream of recommended videos that you were used to seeing has vanished. We’ll explore the changes, potential reasons behind YouTube’s actions,
In today’s environment, we create massive volumes of digital data. Photos, videos, papers, music—the list goes on. Our phones and computers quickly fill up, and standard cloud storage providers such as Google Drive, Dropbox, and iCloud provide limited free capacity before needing a premium subscription. But what if you could keep everything, and we mean