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Govt Of India to allow tech companies like Facebook, Google, Amazon to sell users public data
The Government of India is planning to make it mandatory for the tech companies like, “Facebook, Google, Amazon, and others, to sell public or non-personal data’s they collected on their platform to anyone in the country seeking to access…
Cisco partners with Google to roll out public WiFi service in Bengaluru.
US networking giant Cisco on July 29 said it is collaborating with Google for its 'gStation' offering that provides access to free and high-speed WiFi at public locations across the country. Under the partnership, Cisco is providing the…
Australia Govt considers more regulation of Google and Facebook
The Australian government released a report Friday recommending tighter oversight over multinational digital platforms including Google and Facebook, to ensure fairness for other media businesses and give people more control over how their…
Google says its partner leaked sensitive data of Dutch audio
Internet giant Google acknowledged Thursday that a language expert it partnered with had leaked sensitive Dutch audio data, following a report by the Belgian media group VRT. Google also acknowledged that its Google Assistant device…
After Google and Amazon, US antitrust spotlight turns on Apple and Facebook
The American Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has secured the right to examine how Facebook’s practices affect its digital competition, Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, while a Reuters report said the US justice department is…
Google gets in another controversy, claims of storing the passwords of G-Suite users in plain text…
After Facebook and Instagram, the U.S. leading search engine giant Google Inc has now joined the controversy by stating that its company too was storing the user's data including the password in plain text for more than 14 years. In an…
Google now Allow Android users in the EU to choose web browsers and search engines of their own…
Users of Android devices will be able to choose their browsers and search engines from five options starting on Thursday, a senior Google executive said, in a move aimed at addressing EU antitrust concerns and staving off fresh sanctions. …
Google sharing data with US officials
At a time when concerns over data collection and breach by tech majors are on the rise, it has been reported that US law enforcement officials have been turning to a particular Google database called "Sensorvault" to trace location and…
Google launches Anthos
San Francisco: Google has introduced a new open platform called "Anthos" to run and manage apps from anywhere. Based on the Cloud Services Platform that Google announced in 2018, "Anthos" lets users run applications on existing…
Google to sign MoU with Cuba for connectivity improvement
Alphabet Inc's Google plans to announce a memorandum of understanding with Cuban telecoms monopoly ETECSA on Thursday to explore ways of improving connectivity on the Communist-run island, a person familiar with matter told Reuters. …