China has moved to tighten its control over the cyberspace in China by introducing a new set of policies that would define how technology companies investing in the country should handle confidential software and hardware data.
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Facebook Lite hits emerging markets for low-end Androids
While Facebook constantly rolls out updates to its core mobile app at such a short span of time, low-end Android devices – some of which have limited RAM – are consistently being compromised in terms of performance and speed.
Facebook’s voice-to-text app is a bit late
Facebook appears more to be catching up with what its competitors have already rolled out to the market than innovating on new products. The social media company is said to be experimenting on a voice-to-text application for the Messenger service to allow users of the app to convert spoken words into written texts.
Billions of Android phones at risk as Google refuses to patch bug
If you are using an Android phone that runs the operating system’s version 4.3 or below, you are potentially at risk from a huge security flaw that Google refuses to fix.
The Benefits of eSim Technology in the Mobile Data Industry
Access to Wi-Fi for communication and safety for traveling is one of the most important things. Besides accessibility to family, friends work, the Internet is used for social media updates and work. But some places are still not connected to Wi-Fi, and this can be a problem for travelers. The demand for personal numbers for […]
In Romania, a legal access to private data for the government
While privacy advocates in the United States fume over government practices of spying on confidential data of individual citizens, particularly by the National Security Agency, Romania’s parliament has just approved a bill that would authorize the government to access private networks of businesses containing confidential data of private users.
