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Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AEPS) Sees Exponential Growth in Transactions

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March 22, 2023

India has witnessed a significant surge in Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (AEPS) transactions over the past...

Top 10 Digital Trends in The Global Business Solutions Model

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February 21, 2023

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way businesses operate by automating tasks and providing insights and predictions...

Shell and Microsoft Collaborate to Teach Digital Skills to Students Who Aren’t IT Majors

The project's goal is to provide 5,000 underprivileged adolescents from 24 government institutions with the digital...

As part of a "industry-wide endeavor to improve the standard for user privacy and assure continuous access to free content and services," the firm unveiled the Privacy Sandbox on Android last February. Los Angeles: A select number of Android 13 devices will now have access to the Privacy Sandbox Beta, which will let users and developers test out and assess "novel solutions" in the real world, according to tech giant Google. As part of a "industry-wide endeavor to improve the standard for user privacy and assure continuous access to free content and services," the firm unveiled the Privacy Sandbox on Android last February. Google said in a blog post on Tuesday, "Building on our web work, we're creating solutions for digital advertising that limit user data sharing and don't rely on cross-app identifiers." An Android notice will be sent to the devices that have been chosen for the Beta. The tech giant stated that the new application programming interfaces (APIs) provided by the Privacy Sandbox Beta were created with privacy in mind and don't employ identifiers that can monitor your activities across applications and websites. Google said in a blog post on Tuesday, "Building on our web work, we're creating solutions for digital advertising that limit user data sharing and don't rely on cross-app identifiers." An Android notice will be sent to the devices that have been chosen for the Beta. The tech giant stated that the new application programming interfaces (APIs) provided by the Privacy Sandbox Beta were created with privacy in mind and don't employ identifiers that can monitor your activities across applications and websites. As part of a "industry-wide endeavor to improve the standard for user privacy and assure continuous access to free content and services," the firm unveiled the Privacy Sandbox on Android last February. Los Angeles: A select number of Android 13 devices will now have access to the Privacy Sandbox Beta, which will let users and developers test out and assess "novel solutions" in the real world, according to tech giant Google. As part of a "industry-wide endeavor to improve the standard for user privacy and assure continuous access to free content and services," the firm unveiled the Privacy Sandbox on Android last February. Google said in a blog post on Tuesday, "Building on our web work, we're creating solutions for digital advertising that limit user data sharing and don't rely on cross-app identifiers." An Android notice will be sent to the devices that have been chosen for the Beta. The tech giant stated that the new application programming interfaces (APIs) provided by the Privacy Sandbox Beta were created with privacy in mind and don't employ identifiers that can monitor your activities across applications and websites. Google said in a blog post on Tuesday, "Building on our web work, we're creating solutions for digital advertising that limit user data sharing and don't rely on cross-app identifiers." An Android notice will be sent to the devices that have been chosen for the Beta. The tech giant stated that the new application programming interfaces (APIs) provided by the Privacy Sandbox Beta were created with privacy in mind and don't employ identifiers that can monitor your activities across applications and websites. Google is Making Privacy Sandbox Beta Available For Android 13 Devices

Google is Making Privacy Sandbox Beta Available For Android 13 Devices

As part of a "industry-wide endeavor to improve the standard for user privacy and assure continuous...

Fixing Twitter’s Recommendation System is A Top Priority: Musk

The suggestion mechanism on Twitter needs to be fixed immediately: Musk Elon Musk, the CEO of...

Whether You Want to Believe it or Not! Floki, Elon Musk’s Beloved Dog, Has Been Named The New CEO of Twitter

When Musk declared Floki, a shibu inu, as the new fantastic CEO on his personal Twitter...

The Modern Love Report 2023 From Bumble Provides Information on Indian Dating Trends

February 14, 2023

Bumble's study provides details on the complexities of contemporary dating in India. As our dating cultures...

The Odyssey OLED G8, Odyssey Neo G7, and Odyssey G7 are the most recent monitors. Samsung has unveiled its newest line of "Odyssey Gaming monitors" in New Delhi, with prices beginning at Rs 75,000. Odyssey OLED G8, Odyssey Neo G7, and Odyssey G7 are some of the most recent displays. Odyssey Neo G7 is available in white for 43 inches and black for 32 inches for prices of Rs 1,00,000 and Rs 1,30,000, respectively. Odyssey OLED G8 monitor is available in silver for a price of Rs 1,75,000. Odyssey G7 is available in black for a price of Rs 75,000. "The new line of monitors offers exceptional cinematic experiences thanks to its smart entertainment center, in addition to catering to gamers. According to a statement from Puneet Sethi, vice president of Samsung India's consumer electronics enterprise business, "a modern user favors speed over delays and latency, and the unparalleled refresh rate and elegant design of the panels are the essential criteria of a modern user." The displays are created and built to offer better gameplay and higher refresh rates. Odyssey Neo G7 is available in white for 43 inches and black for 32 inches for prices of Rs 1,00,000 and Rs 1,30,000, respectively. Odyssey OLED G8 monitor is available in silver for a price of Rs 1,75,000. Odyssey G7 is available in black for a price of Rs 75,000. The new game displays also offer entertainment on the same screen as a cutting-edge gaming experience thanks to its Smart Entertainment function. The business added that customers may use the built-in entertainment hub capability to instantly turn the gaming display into a smart TV. New gaming Monitors From Samsung Are Available For as Little as Rs 75,000

New gaming Monitors From Samsung Are Available For as Little as Rs 75,000

February 14, 2023

The Odyssey OLED G8, Odyssey Neo G7, and Odyssey G7 are the most recent monitors. Samsung...

The tech juggernaut said that it "is aware of a report that suggests that this flaw may have been intentionally exploited. In New Delhi: In order to address a flaw in the operating systems of the iPhone and iPad that hackers have been actively using in the wild, Apple has released a new security update. According to the business, the security update is compatible with iPhone 8 and subsequent devices, iPad Pro (all models), iPad Air 3rd generation and later, iPad 5th generation and later, and iPad mini 5th generation and later. Processing maliciously generated online material might result in the execution of arbitrary code, according to Apple. The IT behemoth reportedly "is aware of a report that this problem may have been deliberately exploited," it was revealed. Apple thanked The Citizen Lab at the Munk School of The University of Toronto for helping to find and notify the firm about the issue. The Citizen Lab is renowned for disclosing Israeli company NSO Group's hacking software used by the government. The most recent flaw occurred in Apple's WebKit browser engine, which powers Safari. Downloadable security fixes for iOS 16.3.1 and iPadOS 16.3.1 are now available to close the issue. According to Motherboard, Apple published a significant upgrade (iOS 14.5) last year that includes 217 new emojis, a remedy for a plethora of 50 security flaws, and the ability for users to notify applications to stop following them. Another update was also made available by the business to address two vulnerabilities that were being used by hackers to compromise iPhones in the wild. Apple Provides a Remedy for The IPhone and IPad Problem That Hackers Were Using

Apple Provides a Remedy for The IPhone and IPad Problem That Hackers Were Using

February 14, 2023

The tech juggernaut said that it "is aware of a report that suggests that this flaw...

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