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Google is introducing a new security feature for Android smartphones designed to keep users safe from malicious links while using apps on their handsets. The 'Android Safe Browsing' feature supports third-party apps and will alert users when they access harmful links or websites, according to Android expert Mishaal Rahman. The feature has been spotted on Google's Pixel phones and Samsung Galaxy handsets. It is expected to roll out to other smartphones via Google Play Services along with the…

Google’s Safe Browsing feature in Chrome is there to safeguard people’s web browsing experiences, even if that means slowing down the load times a bit. Now, we’re not talking about slowing them down significantly. Just enough for Safe Browsing to do its security checks. It’s a necessary step in helping to prevent unsafe browsing that can lead to any number of bad situations. Like phishing, malware, and other things you don’t want happening. In an upcoming update to Chrome, Google is going to be making Safe Browsing more…

Google Maps users on Android devices will be happy to know that the company is finally rolling out an update which will finally let users view the current weather conditions in the map browser itself. As per 9to5Google, the feature had started rolling out in recent weeks but is finally seeing wider availability now. This is a server side update so users will basically need to be on the latest version of the app on their Android devices for it to show up.According to the report, the feature has…

Google and Microsoft already have dipped their fingers, toes and several limbs into the AI pie, meaning your browsers are much smarter than they were last year. ​​But it’s not just the biggies who are going all in; lesser-known browsers are also incorporating AI to make everyday surfing a better ​experience.​ Google and Microsoft already have dipped their fingers, toes and several limbs into the AI pie, meaning your browsers are much smarter than they were last year. ​​But it’s not just the biggies who are going all…

The U.S. National Security Agency is buying vast amounts of commercially available web browsing data on Americans without a warrant, according to the agency’s outgoing director. NSA director Gen. Paul Nakasone disclosed the practice in a letter to Sen. Ron Wyden, a privacy hawk and senior Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee. Wyden published the letter on Thursday. Nakasone said the NSA purchases “various types” of information from data brokers “for foreign intelligence, cybersecurity, and authorized mission…

The director has confirmed that the agency buys Americans’ web browsing data from brokers without first obtaining warrants. Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) blocked the appointment of the NSA’s inbound director Timothy Haugh until the agency answered his questions regarding its collection of Americans’ location and Internet data. Wyden said he’d been trying for three years to “publicly release the fact that the NSA is purchasing Americans’ internet records.”In , current NSA Director Paul Nakasone confirmed to Wyden that the…

The US National Security Agency (NSA) buys Americans' internet browsing information from commercial brokers without a warrant, the agency's director told Democratic senator Ron Wyden in a letter made public on Thursday.Wyden, who released the December 11 letter, called upon US intelligence officials to stop using Americans' personal data without their express knowledge and consent, saying it was unlawful.Elevate Your Tech Prowess with High-Value Skill CoursesOffering CollegeCourseWebsiteIIT DelhiIITD Certificate Programme…

Andy Boxall / Digital Trends Apple has today announced a major change that could revolutionize the web-browsing experience for iPhone users. Alas, this browsing boon will be limited to users in the EU bloc. This news was announced alongside Apple’s plans to add sideloading and third-party app stores to the iPhone. To comply with the EU’s landmark Digital Markets Act (DMA), Apple says it will allow developers to use other browser engines for their web browsers. That means Apple will no longer force them to use its own…

Dell Are you looking for laptop deals while on a tight budget? You should consider going for the dependable Dell Inspiron 15. It’s already pretty affordable at its original price of $380, but it’s currently even cheaper after a $100 discount from Dell that pulls its price down to just $280. We’re not sure how much time is remaining on this offer though, so you better act fast if you think this is the right device for you. If you keep delaying your purchase, you may miss out on the savings. Why you should buy the…

Image Source : FILE Representational Image Google is rolling out new generative AI features in its Chrome browser, aiming to enhance user experience and efficiency. These features include intelligent tab organisation, personalised theme creation with AI, and AI assistance in drafting content while browsing. How to access the New Features?  In the latest…