All up in you
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Android sucks 10x more data than iPhone
If you’re being given free drinks, it’s because somebody wants you drunk.
Vector
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Privacy Now: How to lock down and delete threats to your online information
'Privacy now is like security in the days of Windows XP. No one cared about it until everyone cared about it.'
Security
Security keys are a great fail-safe way to get into your Google account
Two-factor authentication can protect your account, and a USB Security Key makes for a great backup if you lose your phone. It's cheap peace of mind and beats the heck out of calling Google.
ITI action
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Apple, Facebook, Google, and more are meeting to talk data privacy
The Information Technology Industry Council, of which many of the largest tech companies in the world are members, is meeting this week to discuss growing concerns about privacy.
Which one?
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Google News is the next best thing to Apple News, or maybe it's better?
What's different and similar between the two biggest news apps on mobile?
What's in the news?
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Google News for iPhone: Everything you need to know!
If you're using the Google News app for iPhone, you can customize it to your personal interests, read in-depth, curated content, and a whole lot more!
Vector
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The problem isn't Duplex or AI. It's Google.
Brilliant AI, zero attempt to acknowledge or address the responsibility, ethics, and privacy concerns that come with it. Convo needed to start then and not just for our sake but for Google’s.
GDPR compliant
Google's making it easier to understand and manage user data it collects
As part of the General Data Protection Regulation out of Europe, Google's making changes across the board with a more transparent privacy policy and better user controls.
new google news
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Google announces new version of Google News
Google has announced a new version of Google News at Google I/O 2018. The new experience is rolling out on Android and iOS as of Tuesday.
I want instant play too!
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Apple could take a page from Google when it comes to app and game discovery
Google now has a feature that lets you stream a portion of a game instantly, without having to purchase or download it. It's a great way to engage players and Apple could do something similar.