Dozens of Mac device users report that the Zoom video conferencing app keeps their devices’ microphone on even when the app isn’t active. According to reports, the problem lies inRead More →
This morning, the Portuguese unit of telecommunications company Vodafone confirmed that a hacking group disrupted its services overnight Monday, in what appears to be a failed attempt to access itsRead More →
In a tech application that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) resorted to a court order to gain access to all AndroidRead More →
A couple of years ago Apple launched the AirTag, a gadget that users could link to their mobile devices in order to prevent theft or loss; when someone can’t findRead More →
A couple of weeks ago, a German court imposed a fine of 100 Euros on a website after determining that its administrators violated one of the provisions of the EuropeanRead More →
The world’s leading tech companies continue to run into compliance with the European Union strict General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) even after 4 years since its entry into force. ThisRead More →
The French authority on information security determined to impose a €60 million penalty against Facebook and a €150 million penalty against Google after concluding that both companies hide from usersRead More →
A hacking group self-called VNDCIO has been credited with a devastating cyberattack on the servers of Onus, a popular cryptocurrency exchange app based in Vietnam, generating losses for almost 2Read More →
In a controversial move but in keeping with its form of government, Chinese telecommunications authority issued a list of 100 topics that local Internet users will not be allowed toRead More →
Virgin Media could be fined up to £50,000 after British authorities detected the company spammed nearly 500,000 customers, some of whom filed complaints with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) aboutRead More →
