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        | Published: Tuesday, March 16, 2021, 15:26 Google has been a mining spot for user data. However, with the incognito mode, users and their browsing details aren't tracked or traced. Or at least, that's what Google asks us to believe. Well, a new lawsuit against the…

        | Published: Monday, March 15, 2021, 17:58 Google Pixel 5a is the upcoming phone from Google which is tipped to arrive on June 11. Rumors suggest that Google is also planning to launch the new Pixels Buds in mid-April. Several leak rumors have already given us…

New research is questioning if Omega-3 fatty acids in fish reduce inflammation, lower blood triglycerides (fats) and make the blood less likely to clot. LINDA XIAO/The New York Times News Service We’ve been told for years to eat fish, especially oily fish, twice a week to guard against heart disease.…

Bitcoin Google Search Is Now Twice as Much as COVID-19 According to Google (NASDAQ:) Trends, people are more interested in amid the COVID-19 pandemic.Several companies began to buy Bitcoin in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.Amid people witnessing the first-anniversary of COVID-19 and the mandatory wearing of face masks, Google…

Google makes it clear that "incognito" does not mean "invisible". A lawsuit alleges Google secretly scoops up internet data even if users browse in "incognito" mode.A class action lawsuit claims even when consumers turn off data collection in Chrome, other Google tools used by websites amass their personal information.The court…

A judge in California ruled Friday that Google has to face a class action lawsuit that claims the search giant secretly collects data from users even when they’re using its private “Incognito” mode, Bloomberg reported. Three users filed a complaint last June alleging Google has a “pervasive data tracking business,”…

Spending millions for a digital work of art that could be screenshotted feels similar to traipsing around a strip of concrete as a tourist activity. The optics don’t make immediate sense — there’s hardly any appeal in something as accessible as a Google image or street. That’s my best bet…

'I think this is going to be a billion-dollar piece,' buyer said in an interview over Google Hangouts. 'I don't know when' Author of the article: Bloomberg News James Tarmy Read More

An Ohio man, who played the live-action role-playing game Dagorhir, delivered a pipe bomb to severely wound the boyfriend of a woman who spurned his romantic interest, authorities said Thursday. Clayton Alexander McCoy, 30, a resident of Chesterland, was arrested and charged with transporting an explosive device with intent to…

by William D'Angelo , posted 4 hours ago / 270 Views Bandai Namco announced Little Nightmares II has sold over one million units worldwide in under one month, which makes it the fastest-selling title from a Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe-led franchise. The publisher also announced the Little Nightmares franchise has…