Malwarebytes fixes Google block
Apparently its software was trying to save the world
Malwarebytes has fixed a problem which saw iGoogle and its Youtube domains being flagged as malicious.
Browser Spellchucking features might be leaking your passwords
And talking to Google and Vole
Spellchecking features added into Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge web browsers have been caught to be leaking sensitive information back to their parent companies.
Indonesia says Google abuses monopoly
Unfair to other boardgames, and might require some diplomacy
Indonesia's competition regulator, the succinctly titled Komisi Pengawas Persaingan Usaha (KPPU) has alleged that Google has violated local anti-monopoly laws.
Facebook and Google did not have a secret deal
A US federal judge rules
A federal judge in the US has cleared Facebook and Google of collusion in relation to an online marketing deal between the two companies. However, Judge P. Kevin Castel allowed the ongoing antitrust case against Google to continue.
Google slashes Area 120 projects
In-house AI takes a back seat
Google confirmed the company is slashing projects at its in-house R&D division known as Area 120.
Google hit by Europes largest anti-trust fine
That will be 4 billion euros
One of the European Union’s highest courts has upheld the bloc’s biggest-ever antitrust fine, issued to Google by the EU’s competition enforcers in 2018 over Android.
SharkBotDropper infiltrated the Google Play Store again
You are going to need a bigger boat
SharkBotDropper trojan has once again infiltrated the Google Play Store, Fox-IT, researchers have warned.
Trump’s Truth Social Network banned from Google
Does not do enough to filter evil
Former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social platform is floundering after the Google Play Store spiked the software because it refused to stop hate speech.
Google's VPN advertising bans make some apps rubbish
Don't you mess with revenue
Google will ban Android VPN apps in its Play store from iblocking advertising which could cause some major headaches for privacy applications.
Google releases cross-device app kit
Wants Android apps to work on every device
Online search outfit Google has released a new software development kit it hopes will make it easier to use Android apps across all types of devices.