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Google Chrome Fixes 23-Year-Old Bug That Let Sites See Your Previously Visited Links
Google Chrome is set to fix a 23-year-old privacy bug that allowed malicious sites to track users' browsing history. Earlier measures partially addressed the issue, but Google says Chrome version 136, launching this month, will block exploits used to identify visited links. This update marks a significant advancement in user privacy protection.
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Tumblr, WordPress Plan to Sell User Data to OpenAI and Midjourney to Train AI Models: Report
Tumblr and WordPress users might soon find that their data is being used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, as per a report. Allegedly, the parent company of the blog sites, Automattic, has struck deals with OpenAI and Midjourney to sell user-generated public content to help train their AI model.
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Google Assistant’s Quick Phrases Comes to Pixel Buds Pro: Here’s How to Use It
Google Assistant’s Quick Phrases can now finally be used on its Pixel Buds Pro TWS earbuds. The feature was launched last month with a support page for the same appearing on Google’s support site, but Google’s now made it available for all.
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Fake Google Chrome, Safari Updates Infecting Mac Computers With AMOS Malware
Google Chrome and Safari fake updates for macOS are now infecting Mac computers with the nefarious Atomic Stealer malware, also known as AMOS. As part of a social engineering campaign called ClearFake that impersonates Google and Apple's websites, the AMOS malware is installed on users computers and steals passwords and private files stored on macO...
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Google Chrome Rolls Out Support for 'Privacy Sandbox' Ad Platform Aimed at Replacing Third-Party Cookies
Google Chrome has rolled out support for a new ad platform to track users as part of its Privacy Sandbox, the company said on Thursday. The new mechanism will eventually replace the use of third-party cookies on Google's browser, while the new alternative ad platform will let sites track users and serve targeted ads.
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Google Is Weaving Generative AI Into Online Shopping Features
Google is bringing generative AI technology to shopping, aiming to get a jump on e-commerce sites like Amazon.com. The Alphabet-owned company announced features Wednesday aimed at helping people understand how apparel will fit on them, no matter their body size, and added capabilities for finding products using its search and image-recognition te...
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Email Scams Are Getting More Personal – They Even Fool Cybersecurity Experts
Email scams are getting more personal, as scammers have begun targeting users with personalised messages. LinkedIn accounted for 52 percent of all phishing scams globally in Q1 2022, while data from Google Safe Browsing reveals there are now nearly 75 times as many phishing sites as there are malware sites. Con artists are using new, chilling tacti...
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Google Under Investigation by Dutch Consumer Watchdog Over Play Store Payments
The Dutch consumer watchdog has reportedly launched a preliminary investigation into Google over its Play store for apps. The Match Group, which owns dating site Tinder, lodged a complaint saying that Google only allowed its own payment system to be used when purchasing apps.
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How to Block Sites From Sending You Notifications on Chrome
Chrome is Google’s web browser available on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. It is among the most popular web browsers due to its integration with Google, variety of extensions, ease of use, and more.
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Google Says All Pixel and Nest Devices Now Use Recycled Materials
Google today said that it had met its goal of including recycled material in all its products ahead of schedule. It has also set new targets for reducing landfill waste at its assembly units and moving to plastic-free packaging.
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Chrome 86 Enforces Quieter UI on Sites With Abusive Notifications
Google Chrome is coming down hard on abusive notifications by bringing enforcements that explicitly discourage users to allow notifications from websites that have a history of sending messages containing abusive content. With Chrome 86, when Google will detect abusive notification content from an origin, it will automatically display the permissio...
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Redditor Discovers Easy Way to Watch YouTube Videos Without Ads
YouTube videos can be watched without ads using a simple trick, Reddit user shows. YouTube ads can be bypassed by simply adding an extra period.
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WhatsApp Group Chat Invite Links Indexed by Google Search, Let Anyone Enter Private Groups
Gadgets 360 was able to independently verify the existence of indexed invite links to private WhatsApp groups by searching for "site:chat.whatsapp.com" in Google after the report broke.
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Google to Fix Chrome Loophole That Exposed Incognito Status to Websites
Google Chrome restrains sites from saving your browsing history and capturing cookies, and the information you entered in forms when using the Incognito Mode, though it is found to enable some sites to secretly track users.
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CBSE Class 10 Result 2019: How to Check Results Online via Official Site, Google, and More
CBSE Class 10 result have been posted on the official CBSE website cbse.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in. CBSE 2019 Class 10 result can also be checked on Google, Microsoft SMS Organizer.
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Google Chrome Fixes 23-Year-Old Bug That Let Sites See Your Previously Visited Links
Google Chrome is set to fix a 23-year-old privacy bug that allowed malicious sites to track users' browsing history. Earlier measures partially addressed the issue, but Google says Chrome version 136, launching this month, will block exploits used to identify visited links. This update marks a significant advancement in user privacy protection.
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Tumblr, WordPress Plan to Sell User Data to OpenAI and Midjourney to Train AI Models: Report
Tumblr and WordPress users might soon find that their data is being used to train artificial intelligence (AI) models, as per a report. Allegedly, the parent company of the blog sites, Automattic, has struck deals with OpenAI and Midjourney to sell user-generated public content to help train their AI model.
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Google Assistant’s Quick Phrases Comes to Pixel Buds Pro: Here’s How to Use It
Google Assistant’s Quick Phrases can now finally be used on its Pixel Buds Pro TWS earbuds. The feature was launched last month with a support page for the same appearing on Google’s support site, but Google’s now made it available for all.
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Fake Google Chrome, Safari Updates Infecting Mac Computers With AMOS Malware
Google Chrome and Safari fake updates for macOS are now infecting Mac computers with the nefarious Atomic Stealer malware, also known as AMOS. As part of a social engineering campaign called ClearFake that impersonates Google and Apple's websites, the AMOS malware is installed on users computers and steals passwords and private files stored on macO...
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Google Chrome Rolls Out Support for 'Privacy Sandbox' Ad Platform Aimed at Replacing Third-Party Cookies
Google Chrome has rolled out support for a new ad platform to track users as part of its Privacy Sandbox, the company said on Thursday. The new mechanism will eventually replace the use of third-party cookies on Google's browser, while the new alternative ad platform will let sites track users and serve targeted ads.
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Google Is Weaving Generative AI Into Online Shopping Features
Google is bringing generative AI technology to shopping, aiming to get a jump on e-commerce sites like Amazon.com. The Alphabet-owned company announced features Wednesday aimed at helping people understand how apparel will fit on them, no matter their body size, and added capabilities for finding products using its search and image-recognition te...
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Email Scams Are Getting More Personal – They Even Fool Cybersecurity Experts
Email scams are getting more personal, as scammers have begun targeting users with personalised messages. LinkedIn accounted for 52 percent of all phishing scams globally in Q1 2022, while data from Google Safe Browsing reveals there are now nearly 75 times as many phishing sites as there are malware sites. Con artists are using new, chilling tacti...
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Google Under Investigation by Dutch Consumer Watchdog Over Play Store Payments
The Dutch consumer watchdog has reportedly launched a preliminary investigation into Google over its Play store for apps. The Match Group, which owns dating site Tinder, lodged a complaint saying that Google only allowed its own payment system to be used when purchasing apps.
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How to Block Sites From Sending You Notifications on Chrome
Chrome is Google’s web browser available on Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. It is among the most popular web browsers due to its integration with Google, variety of extensions, ease of use, and more.
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Google Says All Pixel and Nest Devices Now Use Recycled Materials
Google today said that it had met its goal of including recycled material in all its products ahead of schedule. It has also set new targets for reducing landfill waste at its assembly units and moving to plastic-free packaging.
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Chrome 86 Enforces Quieter UI on Sites With Abusive Notifications
Google Chrome is coming down hard on abusive notifications by bringing enforcements that explicitly discourage users to allow notifications from websites that have a history of sending messages containing abusive content. With Chrome 86, when Google will detect abusive notification content from an origin, it will automatically display the permissio...
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Redditor Discovers Easy Way to Watch YouTube Videos Without Ads
YouTube videos can be watched without ads using a simple trick, Reddit user shows. YouTube ads can be bypassed by simply adding an extra period.
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WhatsApp Group Chat Invite Links Indexed by Google Search, Let Anyone Enter Private Groups
Gadgets 360 was able to independently verify the existence of indexed invite links to private WhatsApp groups by searching for "site:chat.whatsapp.com" in Google after the report broke.
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Google to Fix Chrome Loophole That Exposed Incognito Status to Websites
Google Chrome restrains sites from saving your browsing history and capturing cookies, and the information you entered in forms when using the Incognito Mode, though it is found to enable some sites to secretly track users.
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CBSE Class 10 Result 2019: How to Check Results Online via Official Site, Google, and More
CBSE Class 10 result have been posted on the official CBSE website cbse.nic.in and cbseresults.nic.in. CBSE 2019 Class 10 result can also be checked on Google, Microsoft SMS Organizer.
