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Government blocks 14 mobile apps being used by terror groups
The banned apps include Crypviser, Enigma, Safeswiss, Wickrme, Mediafire, Briar, BChat, Nandbox, Conion, IMO, Element, Second Line, Zangi and Threema, as per reports. The decision is learnt to have been taken as per the inputs of intelligence agencies, the reports said.
90% IT decision-makers admit to reusing passwords at work: Report
"Our survey shows businesses are looking beyond passwords and desire new technologies that reflect passwordless workflows, which shouldn't come as a surprise. While strong and unique passwords are highly effective at safeguarding data, weak or re-used passwords that are not managed by an end-to-end encrypted password manager present serious vulnerabilities," said Bitwarden CEO Michael Crandell.
Watch | IAMAI promoting anti-Indian, pro-Big Tech views: MayMy India CEO
In a detailed tweet, Verma said that it is sad to see an organisation originally founded by and for Indian companies has been taken over by Big Tech representatives and is now promoting a false narrative. The IAMAI now has members who are the top Indian heads of Big Tech firms like Google, Microsoft, Meta and others.
Demand for AI jobs up 11% in India amid talent scarcity
The Indian job market will witness a 22 per cent churn over the next five years with top emerging roles coming from AI, machine learning, and data segments, according to the report by foundit (previously Monster India & APAC). When it comes to AI-driven jobs, the IT sector is leading with 29 per cent, , followed by advertising, market research.
Meta seeks OpenAI's help to create AI coding assistant for its engineers
According to 'Command Line' by The Verge's Alex Heath, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth recently told employees about the plan, saying the cost for building an AI coding engineer is "crazy" at about seven cents per query. "That's the only place in the company we're really considering working with Microsoft and OpenAI, just because there's a natural business integration there," he told employees.
Brave removes Microsoft Bing from its search results page
"Every Web search result seen in Brave Search is now served by our own index. We've removed all search API (Application Programming Interface) calls to Bing," Brave said in a blogpost. The announcement follows Microsoft's recent decision to implement significant price increases for third-party use of its search API.
WhatsApp rolling out 'side-by-side' feature on Android tablets
According to WABetaInfo, this feature will allow users to switch between conversations without losing track of their ongoing chats, providing more control over the WhatsApp interface on their Android tablets. Users can also disable the side-by-side view by toggling the option available within -- WhatsApp Settings > Chats.
Google to let users add emoji reactions to comments in Docs
This new feature will let users leave emojis on Google Docs comments by tapping a new button in the bottom-right corner of the window to get a full pick, according to the company. It will also offer users a more expressive way to engage with comments and collaborate in real-time.
Microsoft to stop making its mice, keyboards, webcams
According to The Verge, the move ends the legacy of Microsoft-branded PC hardware launched in 1983 with Word and Notepad bundled together. "Going forward, we are focusing on our Windows PC accessories portfolio under the Surface brand," says Dan Laycock, senior communications manager at Microsoft, was quoted as saying.
Google Pixel Fold leaked images show sleek, nearly gapless hinge design
Renowned leaker Evan Blass, also known as evleaks, posted the leaked images on Twitter, showcasing a large screen on the outside and an even larger screen within, signalling a significant advancement in foldable display technology, reports The Verge.
In addition to the impressive exterior design, the gap between the two halves of the phone is minimal.
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