Android and iPhone smartphones will alert users to nearby location tracking devices, Apple and Google announced Monday.
The Detecting Unwanted Location Trackers (DULT) standard is being introduced in iOS 17.5 by Apple, while Google is bringing ...
According to a statement from Apple, the feature, called “Unwanted Tracking Detection,” became available as of Monday for Apple’s iOS 17.5 and Android 6.0+ devices. The tool detects if an ...
Apple and Google released an industry specification – Detecting Unwanted Location Trackers (DULT) – for Bluetooth tracking devices. The specification will make it possible to alert users ...
Apple and Google announced they are teaming up to prevent users of both iOS and Android devices from being unwantedly tracked. The two companies announced a new industry specification called ...
A Alphabet desembolsou US$ 20 bilhões (R$ 100 bilhões) em 2022 para manter o Google como o mecanismo de busca padrão no navegador Safari da Apple. É o que revelam documentos de um processo ...
Google's Project Astra showcases what AI agents could become in the future. I danced with it. The r… Google has an idea to ...
Apple has begun to rollout the update version of iOS 17.5 to its global iPhone users and this update brings with itself a jointly developed specification “Detecting Unwanted Location Trackers”. This ...
O Google é o buscador padrão do navegador do iOS e do macOS, mas isso não acontece de graça. Um processo antitruste movido contra o Google pelo Departamento de Justiça dos Estados Unidos ...
According to CERT-In's warning, the vulnerability in TP-Link routers could permit remote attackers, once logged in, to ...
Apple CarPlay is a great way to enjoy some of your favorite iPhone apps and features while driving without taking your hands off the wheel or your eyes off the road. It's an infinitely better ...
From being wearable, a new company called 'tinyPod' has developed a device that can modify the Apple Watch and transform it into a smartphone, bringing a more hands-on feel to the smartwatch.