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Now you can also password-protect the tab that contains all of your searches on Google
IT Consultants are always trying to develop or come up with a new advanced update. Google also added the ability to password-protect your Web and Profile, which displays all of your Google activities, including searches, YouTube watch history, and Google Assistant questions. Anyone who picks up a computer on which you’re logging in might see your activities if you don’t verify it. …
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‘Exposure’ of millions of Android app users due to misconfigured cloud integrations
Misconfigured cloud provider integrations in Android apps can reveal millions of users’ personal information, including locations, images, and passwords. Following a study of 23 Android applications, Check Point Testing (CPR), the research arm of cybersecurity provider Check Point Software Technologies, found that mobile developers had not been following best practices when configuring and incorporating third-party cloud providers into their apps in the last few months. CPR reportedly…
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Privacy, security, and compliance are prioritized in Microsoft Teams
Trust goes a long ways when it comes to digital work experiences. Feel confident with the privacy, security, and compliance that @MicrosoftTeams provides and get it from #ITCompany #business #Microsoft #websitesecurity
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Microsoft Teams displays will soon allow Zoom and Webex sessions | IT Company Blog
Microsoft Teams displays will soon allow Zoom and Webex sessions in Business at IT Company #ITCompany #Microsoft #Microsoftteams #hosting #Zoom
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Well-Known Android Apps Put Users’ Data at Risk
Many popular Android applications, according to Check Point Research, put your personal data at danger owing to inadequately protected third-party services. The research details a number of security problems affecting 23 distinct Google Play apps, each with a download count ranging from 50,000 to 10 million. The majority of the infringing apps employ unprotected real-time databases and cloud storage services…
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RSS feeds are coming back to Google Chrome
In Google Chrome, keeping up with the latest news from your favorite websites is about to get a whole lot simpler, as the search engine is trying out a new “Follow” option. The function, which is based on the free RSS web standard, was created to make having the newest and greatest content from your favorite websites directly in Chrome…
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Microsoft Teams and Outlook logins are also blocked in Windows 10
Microsoft Office 365 desktop users are unable to log into Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Outlook, or Microsoft OneDrive for Business due to a new Windows 10 1909 cumulative upgrade. When trying to log in, users are greeted with the following message: “We encountered a challenge. Getting back in touch “and requesting that the customer restart the programme. The error code…
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Update: New Memories and a Locked Folder have been added to Google Photos, as well as Cinematic Moments previews
At today’s Google I/O developer conference, which was virtually webcast this year owing to COVID, Google unveiled a variety of changes to its Google Photos service, which is used by over a billion people. Among other upgrades, the firm is introducing Locked Folders, new sorts of photo “Memories” for remembering about past events, and a new tool…
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Who’s Calling on Your Android Phone Can Now Be Heard
The Google Phone app will now read out the caller ID for incoming phone calls, meaning you won’t have to look at your phone to figure out who’s calling. The new functionality is available for all Android phones that use the Google Phone service to make phone calls around the world. Caller ID announcements do not seem…
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How do I get the May 2021 (21H1) update for Windows 10?
The May 2021 (21H1) update for Windows 10 is Microsoft’s first major upgrade of the year, and it’s available for download right now on your PC or laptop. This is a free update, as it always is, and it meets Microsoft’s annual schedule with two big Windows 10 updates. Later this year, Windows 10 21H2…