Stanford Medicine has announced a new app that can help first responders get tests for COVID-19 if they need them.
Several more security and privacy issues have been highlighted in Zoom. Earlier this week, Zoom's CEO apologized over previously reported concerns, vowing to freeze new features whilst fixing them.
NDI is making its iPhone webcam app, NDI HX Camera available to all users free until June 1, as well as its NDI HX Capture app.
Zoom has issued a public apology over several security and privacy flaws highlighted in its service. It has vowed to freeze new features for 90 days whilst it fixes them.
Zoom is being sued in California over recent reports it was sharing data with Facebook without telling users. It is also being probed by prosecutors in New York who want reassurances about Zoom's handling of user data.
Guess what, another Zoom security flaw has been found. This time, one that allows a user to take over your Mac and your webcam or microphone.
In another damning indictment of its security and privacy shortcomings, Zoom's Company Directory feature has shared the personal information of users with thousands of strangers who signed up using personal email addresses.
The UK government is planning to release an app that will track who you have been in contact with so that you can notify them, or be notified by someone else who has contracted the virus.
In another blow to Zoom's security and privacy record, it has emerged that Zoom has some "very shady" methods for installing itself on your Mac.
Popular quiz app HQ Trivia is back for both iOS and Android, just six weeks after closing for good!