The pandemic has shown us a lot can change in a year, so how about 30? A new report by Fasthosts uncovers what the internet will look like in 2050. From immersive VR to implant chips, and green web hosting, leading futurologists
UK tech company inLinx has launched LinxApp with the view to take on tech giants the likes of WhatsApp and Signal, with its “privacy-first” approach to messaging and social media. The app aims to attract over one million users within six months.
And those are just the ones that were reported. For many of us, social media and emails form an essential part of our online activity. Despite this, they are vulnerable to hacking by opportunistic cyber criminals looking to steal valuable information and/or
Claiming the US election was ‘stolen’ from him, Donald Trump, via his Twitter account, subsequently encouraged thousands of his supporters to gather in Washington DC on January 6 and cause general chaos. But Twitter has had enough
Amid widespread scandals and ineffective leadership under Mark Zuckerberg, SumOfUs has called for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Oculus VR to operate as independent companies, as it believes the company has now grown too large to be policed effectively.
Apple CEO Tim Cook made headlines over the weekend when he urged college graduates to push back against social media companies out to steal their privacy, bringing the issue of Facebook’s privacy crisis to the forefront again. Michael Levin takes a look at why Facebook’s
Thales has revealed a growing security gap among European businesses – with almost a third (29%) of surveyed enterprises experiencing a breach last year, and only a little more than half (55%) believe their digital transformation deployments are very or extremely secure.
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